Yeah, it's so hard to fill jobs with 2 million dollar salaries. If anyone was lucky that day, it was Dooley. He had duplicated the record of the guy who got fired before him at La Tech. He probably would have been fired in another year. But we come in and more than double his salary, give him a high profile job with top facilities, fan support, athletic budget, etc. and one of the biggest buyouts ever for when he inevitably fails? That's lucky. Even with Hamilton bungling things and trying to get by on the cheap, at the very least, Sumlin would have taken the job if offered. UT was anything but lucky that day.
not to mention the five million dollar payoff he was due after establishing his incompetence beyond any reasonable doubt.