He is a safeties coach. we will be in the market for three coaches but I could see Hughes taking over DBs
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He is a safeties coach. we will be in the market for three coaches but I could see Hughes taking over DBs
Our DB coaches are Shoop & TBuck. TBuck didn't go with Mullen when Mullen left. I thought he wanted to stay in MS. So that leaves Shoop and Mullen would have to fire Grantham for that to happen I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgfan77
I love Tony Hughes, but our defensive backfield this past year was as good as it's just about ever been in the 2000's. I hope we can hold onto the D staff as is. Was very impressed with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgfan77
What I'm scratching my head over is the offensive guys looking at options. I thought they all came here primarily cause they wanted to work with Moorhead. Now they thinking of leaving? This isn't a good sign IMO.
It doesn't take a savant to see this offense was exposed against good coaching this yearQuote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
Even so ... I thought Getsy, Huff, etc. believed in Joe and his offense. Has that changed for some reason? I also thought Joe was a great guy to work for. So I'm still perplexed by this somewhat.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Well if getsy wants to go back to previous job and huff wants to go back to a blue blood, pretty obvious that confidence isn't the same, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
ETA... maybe the emery deal made huff rethink coaching/recruiting outside the inner circles
That could be but in my mind if Joe wants to keep them, just tell them he needs their help to tweak offense in the ways that will make it work better in SEC. Joe has been saying he's gonna fix it ... so tell them he needs their help to do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Maybe they don't like Starkville tho and/or they are both getting big $$ (which may be the case with Green Bay and Saban ... both have deep pockets).
Easy fix. Hughes is here. Promote Brad Peterson. Hire Jacob Peeler for WR coach. Done.
Where would you put Peterson?Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Peeler is an OM fan. In his words he is homeQuote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
I've heard TBuck to FSU - but that may just be my FSU friend fapping.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
Why would Peeler leave OMQuote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
I'd be indifferent about Tbuck - he's fine but not irreplaceable to me. Huff would be a big blow to recruiting and what makes it bad is there are probably only a handful of schools he'd leave for laterally and one of those may take him.
Getsy I guess I'm also indifferent only b/c of the way the offense performed overall.
Time to see what happens though
That’s what happens when you have lowest paid coaches in SEC...
This is a myth. We have a fund earmarked for coaching salaries. We pay very very competitive salary for assistant coaches.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
You have posted this twice but you don?t know what your talking about.
You just like bitching about Cohen being LT 2. Even though you really don't know what you are talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
Plus I thought JoMo took ~2 million less than we would have been paying Mullen for the express purpose of having a lot more money for assistants? But really, outside of not wanting to lose anyone now due to recruiting, is there anyone on our offensive staff that has shown themselves to be irreplaceable? After what I saw this year, maybe the offensive staff could use a shakeup. On the other hand, would love to see the defensive staff stay together and definitely don't want to lose Shoop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgfan77
This was released by USA Today prior to the off season coaches carousel gettin' spinnin'....Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
School Asst Pay Total
Alabama $6,123,723
Arkansas $3,945,000
Auburn $6,555,600
Florida $4,855,000
Georgia $6,420,000
Kentucky $4,356,000
LSU $6,470,000
Mississippi $5,025,000
MSU $3,575,000
Missouri $4,380,000
S Carolina $5,050,000
Tennessee $5,675,000
Texas A&M $6,789,640
Vanderbilt N/A
It's been said on here before - that number is base pay from the school and doesn't include foundation monies.Quote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
Understood... I'd imagine most programs supplement those base pay numbers...Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
Right. I doubt we're doing something uniqueQuote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
This same source also said jomo has no buyout, which is inaccurate. So while I can't speak on other schools, I can tell you they don't have all accurate info on ours.Quote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
RB or TE. I'd talk to Hughes and Peterson about it and decide where the best fit is.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Of course. Most coaches aren't like Dan and say that they openly want to leave. If he's home why did he go to MSU? And I think he would welcome coming to a more stable environment than where he is now and will likely be on their third OC in three years and has a much better short term future with a more passing offense than Rich Rod's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgfan77
Yea, I would be very surprised if that info was even close to accurate having us that far behind most other SEC schools and 1.5 million behind OM. As I stated earlier, Moorhead himself is making roughly 2 million less than Mullen would have this year as a HC but yet our ENTIRE assistant budget is only 3.5 million? That doesn't even make sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
Do yourself a favor and go to Brett Hudson?s Twitter at 7:26 a.m on 12/30/18 and read his article titled ?Bulldogs get deal on Coaching staff Salaries? ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgfan77
I?ll take my sources over Bret Hudson. We have a private fund for coaches salaries. Sometimes a coach wants to leave for reasons other than money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
Everybody is right in this pay deal. Cohen did go cheap as hell, and our coaches are paid more than what’s being shown. At least some of them anyway.
Well, regarding OM, ya gotta remember that those assholes somehow thought McGriff was worth $1.1 Mil.... idgits...Quote:
Originally Posted by maroonmania
here's the link: http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/sala...ball/assistant
As others have said, USA Today doesn't include compensation beyond the school's base pay...
094 Mississippi State SEC Luke Getsy $600,000
219 Mississippi State SEC Bob Shoop $400,000
231 Mississippi State SEC Mark Hudspeth $400,000
253 Mississippi State SEC Brian Baker $375,000
284 Mississippi State SEC Terrell Buckley $350,000
287 Mississippi State SEC Charles Huff $350,000
366 Mississippi State SEC Andrew Breiner $300,000
375 Mississippi State SEC Marcus Johnson $300,000
383 Mississippi State SEC Tem Lukabu $300,000
571 Mississippi State SEC Joey Jones $200,000
Ole Miss has always had a bigger athletic budget than us.....almost forever. Usually by 4-5 million per year on average.Quote:
Originally Posted by maroonmania
Well irregardless of what OM is spending or not spending I don't believe our entire assistant budget is only 3.5 mil when we are saving 2 mil on our HC's salary. That's the main point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pit Bull
You better say "don't say Baker!!"Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Well at least Bama and Saban aren’t ruining the SEC.
We supposedly had a no compete in place with all of the new assistants in place to keep them from going to another SEC school for two years....whomever we get I hope they have recruiting connections in Georgia.
We didn't have a no compete w all of them. Just some.