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Joe....... You just solved the problem. Let’s rent a freshly painted ‘EMS’ vehicle and leave it parked on the street in front of his house the day of the UGA game.
Does This Explain Why Jim is Unhappy?
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Joe....... You just solved the problem. Let’s rent a freshly painted ‘EMS’ vehicle and leave it parked on the street in front of his house the day of the UGA game.
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It started with his dumbazz comment about how he was brought here to get to ATL and people were upset at his answer. He was brought here to WIN in ATL not just get there. He peaked at 6-0 and is an average coach at best. Harsh but reality. I hope he quits. It's a business and let's get someone who wants to be here.
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My first thought after reading that was "he never was a good fit at the University of Florida or the SEC (as a head coach)".
It's hard to come to the realization that you are a failure at something, especially when you reach the pinnacle of your career. But I don't doubt the validity of that report and do think ole Butters will do well in a conference where he belongs.
It's hard to come to the realization that you are a failure at something, especially when you reach the pinnacle of your career. But I don't doubt the validity of that report and do think ole Butters will do well in a conference where he belongs.
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Well then, guess what, the feeling is mutual. He wants out and anyone with a hint of sense wants him out. So that being the case, let us come together, work together and work out an amicable split so that both sides walk away happy.
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UF should contact UCF and see about a coaching staff swap, he is , at best, a mid-major coach.
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Mac is a laid back guy, maybe too laid back. He logically looks at this situation and realizes the possibility of winning the SEC in the near future, or at all, is low. He knows he's made a lot of money by taking the UF job, and if he leaves of his own accord he can avoid tainting what accomplishments he has made. He then says, "**** it, I don't need this ****."
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I am all in favor of this, but why would OSU make a move now b/c if anyone is paying attention, Nebraska is about to clean house. And guess who is currently Nebraska's HC? Mike Riley. And history has shown us that in Riley's football coaching career, where has he done his best work? Corvallis. Come on Butters. Make some calls and GTFO of here!!!!!
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You know Colorado State doesn't want him. They're ranked seventh in total offense.
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Mac emotes that this might be true. Here he is at Gatorwalk 2015 vs yesterday. Looks like it's worn on him.
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I still say we fire him "for cause" due to the credit card thing. Just go after him for lack of control, failure to do his job, poor leadership, etc.
Worse case, we settle and pay him a much smaller portion of the buyout. Best case, we owe him nothing. Either way, we need to part ways w/ him, so we might as well come out on top.
We also get the benefit of the doubt that we didn't "run off another coach"....
Worse case, we settle and pay him a much smaller portion of the buyout. Best case, we owe him nothing. Either way, we need to part ways w/ him, so we might as well come out on top.
We also get the benefit of the doubt that we didn't "run off another coach"....
