AndyMizunogolfer
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Money isn't the issue in this manner.
Florida's got the money that none of that is the problem.
The problem is, in today's world of college football, money really isn't that big a deal.
What I mean by that is that most of the school's that you could get a coach from could be outbid years ago. That's really not the case now.
For instance, take Mike Gundy or the current coach at Oregon. Years ago, Florida could write a check and Oregon or Oklahoma State couldn't match it. Now, they can. Now, they can choose not to match it. But, if they wanted to they could.
And all that means that for most of the possibilities a school would turn to in order to make a hire, something other than money has to be the reason they take the job.
I don't think Foley is going to break the bank on a hire. He hasn't done it in the past. I don't see anything that leads me to believe he is going to throw serious cash this time either. I think money will play more of a factor than you think. If he gets a guy with a large buyout while paying all the other buyouts. Say 2 years that guy isn't winning. Then you are in serious trouble. Look at UT. They have no lack of donors. Yet the deal with Fulmer,facility upgrades, Kiffin, Dooley killed our cash flow.