Kiffins buyout is only 2 million if he leaves for another job.Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog
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Kiffins buyout is only 2 million if he leaves for another job.Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog
OkQuote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
Bring in Deion.
Ole Miss is a better job at this time.Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog
Mullen would sacrifice a kid to get that job. Lame Kitten is not moving up north
Elko ain't leaving a money heaven for a State school that MSU probably has more money.Quote:
Originally Posted by PGHBulldogBG
Oh I agree but their fans think they can pull it off because he is from PA. Their fans are a bit delusional in thinking they can get the same caliber coaches as the blue bloodsQuote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
That's what he is owed if he is fired.Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog
If he leaves on his own, the word is it's less than 5 million.
Than Penn State? LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
They had their best team in history last year and still couldn't make an expanded playoff, while PSU had an average team for them and made the final 4.
Plus PSU has a top 10 budget while Mississippi has a top 30 budget.
https://sportsdata.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances
No one thinks more of OM than them, and unfortunately, usQuote:
Originally Posted by confucius say
Kiffin has lost a lot of his driving ambition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
He's a smart dude if he sticks around there. He will make a crap load of money and not have to worry about the insane pressure that comes with blue bloodsQuote:
Originally Posted by EdwardDrayton
That might be a good mutual decision for all parties involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
I know they think it's beneath them but I would look at Alex Golesh and Ryan Silverfield.
Penn State is a much better job than Mississippi in football.
Lame has settled in and is doing something Mullen couldn’t do- not yelp at every decent job that comes open. Lame likely only leaves for Bama/LSU/Miami type job. He’s not going way north or making a lateral move
I can definitely see both Miami (nfl) and LSU opening up this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Gator fans down here where I'm visiting this week already have Kiffin penciled in as UF's next coach.
If we beat Florida I bet they pull the trigger on Sun Belt Billy.Quote:
Originally Posted by schddog72
Also, UAB just fired Dilfer. I have to think that Pete Golding would be a head coaching candidate for them.
I could see it. He loves living in FloridaQuote:
Originally Posted by schddog72
James Franklin was an inflexible coach when it came to adjusting to the modern game. Because of inflexibility his ceiling was too low even though his basement was good. A case in point was a press conference he had when asked about the lack of 50 – 50 balls or contested catches at Penn State when opponents beat Penn State with contested catches.
Franklin was arrogant and condescend ending to the questioner and stated that Penn State throws to open receivers? Franklin was self-assured about no throwing contested catch balls. The thought of actually listening to a competent question was dismissive in Franklins mindset.
Not to get too technical to fellow elitedoggers but I would like to bring up something about the pass attack. Running a pass pattern in a schematic drawn up play is entirely different than running a pass pattern as a tagged receiver who has to find a way or solve how he is covered.
As a scheme participant receiver steps are counted and geometric compliance is emphasized. A tagged match-up receiver closes the gap to the defender to inflect stress and works the defender with step sequences to disorient the defender. The receiver has built in discretions to get to his spot decided by the offense.
This is taught in the NFL, Ohio St., and Mater Dei High School yet not even known or accepted by Franklin thus a low ceiling at PSU and a rightful termination?