Deland McCullough's name was mentioned by Chris Vannini in The Athletic.
They’re worried your obsession with golf will leave little time for your job. Sort of a Ty Willingham redux. And we all know how that worked out.
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Probably Phil Longo
It’s also really $9M per year because there’s a guaranteed $1M bonus every year, making it $72M over 8 years. And IU committed to boosting the budget for assistants. The Hoosiers apparently think they have a coach who can make them a big boy in CFB, and they want in. He has no reason to want to get out.
I guess it depends on what does Coach Cignetti want at the dusk of his coaching career? Does he want to be known as a guy who turned a Basketball powerhouse into a football one and competed with CFB's best legacy powerhouses? Or, does he eventually want to finish with a glorious run at one of those powerhouses, like Ohio State or ND. Because $ is not an issue for him at this point.
This feels like a scapegoating firing. It was going to take more than two years to get that offense into a more modern personnel situation compared to what Wisconsin's identity has been for so long.
I get where the speculation comes from, but Fickell is a defensive coach who needs an experienced OC to save his job.
Denbrock!
The Bengals defense has really taken steps backwards ever since Al left. Hopefully them being cheap and what he makes at ND being elevated keeps him in South Bend.
It has never been clear to me - a college football loving citizen of Massachusetts - why UMass feels the need to play FBS football.
And there is the answer to your question posed in the first sentence—the 2.5-3 million they’re making to go lose to SEC squads.
Interesting considering he had his scapegoat firings last week in DC Roc Bellantoni and OL Coach Ed Warriner. Both of whom should have no problem landing on their feet again.
I mean, that bankrolls the football program, sure, but UMass isn’t making any real money here.
