Orange_Vol1321
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As it was explained to me in one of the previous Gruden threads, Chris Petersen's son had a rare medical condition that can only be treated in a few locations nationwide. That's why U Dub was a good landing spot for him because they have a program specifically for that care.
Or so I was told.
Ok..... so here is what I think about this.
1) There would be stability with retaining coaches because no school would offer asst. coaches that kind of money unless it's for HC jobs.
2) With that being said, I can't help but think how Saban ruined the SEC with his recruiting and coaching......... this kind of money would ruined college football all together because other schools would have to anty up also for good asst's in their future.
In short..... Saban ruined SEC and Tenn ruined coaching in CFB......... daddy likey!
As far as a plan B goes I look at it as 1B insteadI think Patterson could be a Plan B option, too. I had heard from a friend that (he thought) Currie was in Dallas last week, and then someone else posted about hearing the same and said they thought he was our potential backup plan. Can't remember who that was...I'm getting all of my insiders confused at this point. Let's hope we don't need Plan B, though!
As it was explained to me in one of the previous Gruden threads, Chris Petersen's son had a rare medical condition that can only be treated in a few locations nationwide. That's why U Dub was a good landing spot for him because they have a program specifically for that care.
Or so I was told.
Do you guys even listen to yourselves?? If thats true, youre making a guy that hasnt coached in 10 years (and proven nothing at the college level) the highest paid in the country. And nevermind the fact he was a good (not great) coach in the NFL. This is literally what would happen if they put one of you fools in charge of the AD. You roll the dice on something like that, and it doesnt work out, then the program is the laughing stock of the entire country. Oh and whats the buyout on a contract like that? If hes not winning championships in year one with those numbers I know you guys will want him fired.
Yeah. What we've been doing has worked so well there's no reason to try something drastic. Most fans will give Gruden time to get his players and system in place, although I'm sure you'd be around at every stumble to ***** and moan. GTFO.
You know that Stokely bought Gatorade for peanuts, and made billions? Gatorade has given far more to UT than UF. So drink up knowing those $$ come home!
Originally produced and marketed by Stokely-Van Camp, the Gatorade brand was purchased by the Quaker Oats Company in 1987, which, in turn, was bought by PepsiCo in 2000. As of 2010, Gatorade is PepsiCo's 4th-largest brand