Harbaugh worth 10 million a year?

[StPeteGator]

Overpaid.

Besides, that list is wrong. Will Dawgshyt is actually 3rd with 6.5 mil per year.

Thanks Fooley.

Bahahahaha

 

[Swamp Donkey]

That's what I said but I got no likes. The system is rigged.

Yea but you didnt say Dawgshyt.

I missed yours. My bad.

 

[Alagator]

That's what I said but I got no likes. The system is rigged.

Here! Have a like!

 

[SGG]

Overpaid.

Besides, that list is wrong. Will Dawgshyt is actually 3rd with 6.5 mil per year.

Thanks Fooley.

Too good not to steal for a signature

 

[GatorJ]

No. In fact, other than Saban or Meyer I can think of no college coaches worth what they are being paid. None. Because unless you are fielding a team that year in and year out has real legitimate chances of winning it all you are just another "also ran". I don't know a lot of "also rans" in many other industries that are paid premium dollar like college football coaches are.

I think Peterson is worth his money as well. Nobody does more with less.

 

[deuce]

No coach is worth 4 million a year much less 10 million

 

[Concrete Helmet]

Well he makes roughly twice what our coach makes despite tripling his score in their head to head match up last time their teams played.......besides I don't care what he makes as long as he runs that chinless c#ck$ucker Meyer out of Columbus.....

 

[MissouriGator]

Well nothing is worth more or less than someone is willing to pay. It's called salesmanship. And sometimes you get burnt. Thanks to Foley, UF is still paying chimp. Just think if Harbaugh fell on his azz. But he is making UM a lot of money right now. But if he deserts his alma mater for another shot at the NFL, Michigan just might find themselves in a deficit. It's a gamble, but thus far it has payed off for them. And it wasn't a crazy gamble; Harbaugh was a proven commodity with success in both the college and NFL ranks. Combine that with his ties as a Michigan alum, the hire was a no-brainer. But we haven't had an opportunity like that--the closest situation would be Spurrier. And the next closest would be Meyer--both of which Foley didn't handle. So now we are where we are, and we are unfortunately stuck with the hope that coach Mac will initiate some success. But as many have stated, Mac's recruiting is suspect at best. All we can do now is hope that the product on the field will win some top -notch talent. Because this staff is obviously failing in their verbal presentation.

 

[Maxxodd]

I'd give him $10 mill (of someone else's money) just to take over our recruiting.

 

[NavetG8r]

I'd give him $10 mill (of someone else's money) just to take over our recruiting.

You're a politician, aren't you?