Welcome to the real world, folks, where you attract coaches with contracts fat with incentives and have those work against you when the relationship doesn't work out well. CFB is a big-money business and if you can't pony up and be generous, you're not going to stay up with the Bidding Wars currently being waged by D1 football programs.
Our Athletic Association is going to be $90 million in debt once the cash is spent on the indoor facility. Let that sink in. Foley's not the problem - while he's partially responsible for our troubles in football of late, he's still one of the top 5 AD's in the country. The problem is the power and leverage celebrity-level coaches now wield. Even after you fire them, the cost you. The cost to keep up with indoor training facilities, plush locker rooms, dorms and such - CFB is becoming a bloated and commercialized empire for the elite programs and coaches to rule.