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Vegas' Best Odds: Charlie Strong To Texas

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Not unless he has an actual job offer for Jurich to consider matching.

 

What's the budget for Chuck I'm guessing he's almost maxed out since he's already being paid Tennessee figures?

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For some, it's really hard to grasp that Louisville can compete with the "bigger" jobs when it comes to money. Not always "win" with the money, but at least make the bigger guys really pay out if they want to steal a coach away.

 

I find it hilarious you believe Louisville can compete with Texas with money.

It's pointless to debate now. But good lord people mock UK fans and now I have Louisville fans on here telling me they can match Texas. :lol::lol::lol::lol:

I'm confused on what I'm missing?

 

Most NCAA Division I athletic departments take subsidies

 

Most Profitable College Athletic Programs | Kaarme

 

Louisville's profits are 50% of UK's. You guys want to talk about matching Texas money? Wake up.

 

That link says the article is from 2010. It MIGHT have data from one year in the Yum Center. That said, Louisville isn't getting into a bidding war with Texas and Louisville wouldn't win a bidding war with Texas.

That link says the article is from 2010. It MIGHT have data from one year in the Yum Center. That said, Louisville isn't getting into a bidding war with Texas and Louisville wouldn't win a bidding war with Texas.

 

That's all I was saying . Louisiville has come a long way and is a very well run athletic department. But they aren't getting in a bidding war with Texas and liking the outcome.

 

But it seems to not matter anyway now.

I find it hilarious you believe Louisville can compete with Texas with money.

 

Did you even read my whole post? Clearly you didn't. I said COMPETE, meaning Texas (or whoever) would really have to pay out to get Strong away from Louisville. What about that is hilarious?

But they aren't getting in a bidding war with Texas and liking the outcome.

 

And I didn't say anything different than that.... Keep reaching though.

What's the budget for Chuck I'm guessing he's almost maxed out since he's already being paid Tennessee figures?

 

Deuce/Ram?

Deuce/Ram?

 

Are you asking if there is a cap on what Jurich will pay him? If there is, I'm not sure why they would make that public knowledge.

Are you asking if there is a cap on what Jurich will pay him? If there is' date=' I'm not sure why they would make that public knowledge.[/quote']

 

Estimations as to how much more can/will UL match...

My point is I think he's close to capped out or one more raise will cap him out..

Estimations as to how much more can/will UL match...

 

I have no idea, as again I'm not sure how that would be common knowledge. That's something only Jurich and UofL are likely to know.

My point is I think he's close to capped out or one more raise will cap him out..

 

Louisville Athletics is about to start making even more money with the move to the ACC. Paying Charlie, or any of the coaches, won't be a problem. Highly doubtful he is at his "cap."

Bottom line: Louisville can outspend the vast majority of teams. Texas is not one of them.

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