mr.checkerboards
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I don't think they'll all go, especially with the pandemic limiting options. I'd be surprised if agents weren't putting out feelers. UT has once again turned a promising season into a Very Bad Awful No Good Year. Nobody's feeling good about it. And some have clauses in their contracts that give them a way out without paying UT a buyout.
KNS does everything they can to make our program look bad. I don't like that they did not take the pay cut, but as you said, all the story does is foment discord.If they didn’t know, now they know.
This paycut story is surely news to the rest of the staff. This will do nothing to rally the troops, and at the least, it will sow malice and resentment amongst the coaches. Doubt the players care at all.
KNS does everything they can to make our program look bad. I don't like that they did not take the pay cut, but as you said, all the story does is foment discord.
Yeah, the consensus at the time was we have to give him several years because we were in such bad shape this rebuild would take a minimum of 4 years and probably more. Plus, we knew he had to learn on the job so we need to be patient. Good luck with that.I didn't mean that as a criticism of Pruitt. I liked the hire then, and still kind of do now, for the long run.
Too many huge red flags for me.Agree. How much weight do we put, tho, on a) Pruitt is cleaning up the mess left by Butch abd Currie abd b) 2020 being a s**t show in general that didn't exactly lend itself to normal football season?
Legit? I think I know how I feel...
Don't @ me.
UT agreed to all of those contracts and the coaches did not have to take cuts. It is a bad look for some, but not every coach is equal. Most coaches spend years sacrificing working 80 hours a week as GAs, analysts and QCs for very little pay. When they finally get in a good spot, I am sure it is hard to take a cut.
How many of us would volunteer for a pay cut, if we were under contract at our employer. Especially if we worked in a field with high turnover. This is a bad look for some, but not many people will sign up for a pay cut.