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Rumor: Nick Saban to Texas is a done deal

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Jimbo just signed a 5 year $21 Million dollar deal @ FSU

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I can't find anything anywhere linking Fisher to Texas. It's everywhere with Saban.

 

I saw a couple of links but most were fan sites...

Mike Tomlin and Jim Harbaugh are two new names to the list...

Mike Tomlin and Jim Harbaugh are two new names to the list...

 

Zero percent chance either of those happen, IMO.

Zero percent chance either of those happen' date=' IMO.[/quote']

 

Less work, more pay...

Less work, more pay...

 

Well Tomlin makes $5.7 million right now I believe. Is Texas going to pay him at least $6 million to leave Pittsburgh?

Well Tomlin makes $5.7 million right now I believe. Is Texas going to pay him at least $6 million to leave Pittsburgh?[/quote

 

They could easily if they want too plus their gonna be pretty desperate.

Less work, more pay...

 

I always see "less work" associated with college coaches. It is less work in the sense there are less games, but you have a huge commitment with alumni, boosters, recruiting, etc. It is still 100+ hours per week during the regular season. The work demands of both are different, but each taxing in there own ways.

I think it will be Billy Donavon. Haven't we seen these things before, house hunting, secret meetings with agents, someone in the know tod someone else in the know with the most reliable source ever. C'mon, nobody really knows except very few and they won't be taking. Every coach with a shot has their agent throw their name out there to hold their present school hostage.

Breaking on ESPN: Mack Brown to address his job status at Alamo Bowl press conference today around 11 am ET. Also important, the Texas Board of Regents (who hire and fire the University's President) is scheduled for a meeting as well. This is an annual deal, but it's no secret that UT's President is a supporter of Mac Brown.

Breaking on ESPN: Mack Brown to address his job status at Alamo Bowl press conference today around 11 am ET. Also important, the Texas Board of Regents (who hire and fire the University's President) is scheduled for a meeting as well. This is an annual deal, but it's no secret that UT's President is a supporter of Mac Brown.

 

I haven't been able to find a mention of this anywhere....Where did you see it?

I always see "less work" associated with college coaches. It is less work in the sense there are less games, but you have a huge commitment with alumni, boosters, recruiting, etc. It is still 100+ hours per week during the regular season. The work demands of both are different, but each taxing in there own ways.

 

Well said. I don't care if you're a high school coach, it is still a ton of work.

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