Quite the list for the next Head Ball coach (1 Viewer)

[Savedatmoney]

 

[Alcaus]

Filter set to Scrong

 

[RedSeaRising]

I think I'm going to create a job posting on Indeed with this criteria and see if I find our next head corch

 

[Bootleg11]

I think Big 10 or SEC experience is important. And when I say Big 10 or SEC I mean....guys who are willing to play the recruiting game.

 

[Lemon Barz]

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Lol - Bo is the closest to checking those boxes I think

 

[Carm]

Urbs has a lot of these. Don't forget he also has ties to Nebraska - Caymen Nebraska

 

[Mavsker]

I hit 5 of these, can I interview?

• Nebraska born and raised (#10)
• Over the age of 50 (#11)
• Available November 1 (#12)
• Interested in a five year contract (#14)
• No major NCAA violations (#4 - actually I have no NCAA violations whatsoever)

I will Make Nebraska Football Great Again

 

[Alcaus]

"Nebraska ties" always has to make the top 10

 

[MtnHusker]

"Nebraska ties" always has to make the top 10

So many of our fanbase can't get away from thinking only a Nebraska person can succeed here. Sad how prejudice our fans are against outsiders.

The 2 names that probably check off the most of those boxes and can start before the season besides the TomFather are Urbs & Oregeron. Chris Peterson also checks a bunch of the boxes.

 

[Carm]

Orgeron situation (I don't believe he's a target, but he would certainly be the most "Nebraska-opposite" guy in school history). Written in October 2021. It sounds like he'd give up around $10M of the buyout if he took a job before now and final payment in 2025.

LSU will pay Orgeron his full buyout, $16.8 million, over the next four years. Orgeron will receive $5 million in December and two payments of $1 million each in 2022. The final payment is scheduled for 2025.

Under the agreement, Orgeron is still considered an employee of the university and must make at least one public appearance a year for LSU.

As a part of the agreement, Orgeron cannot seek any coaching opportunities in the SEC for 18 months. Orgeron said a press conference Sunday, Oct. 17, that he does not plan to coach next year.

 

[herbsinator]

Orgeron situation (I don't believe he's a target, but he would certainly be the most "Nebraska-opposite" guy in school history). Written in October 2021. It sounds like he'd give up around $10M of the buyout if he took a job before now and final payment in 2025.

LSU will pay Orgeron his full buyout, $16.8 million, over the next four years. Orgeron will receive $5 million in December and two payments of $1 million each in 2022. The final payment is scheduled for 2025.

Under the agreement, Orgeron is still considered an employee of the university and must make at least one public appearance a year for LSU.

As a part of the agreement, Orgeron cannot seek any coaching opportunities in the SEC for 18 months. Orgeron said a press conference Sunday, Oct. 17, that he does not plan to coach next year.

No Nebraska ties, do not want.

 

[Savedatmoney]

I hit 5 of these, can I interview?

• Nebraska born and raised (#10)
• Over the age of 50 (#11)
• Available November 1 (#12)
• Interested in a five year contract (#14)
• No major NCAA violations (#4 - actually I have no NCAA violations whatsoever)

I will Make Nebraska Football Great Again

Not #13?

 

[Jim14510]

Not #13?

As long as it isn't per year.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

So many of our fanbase can't get away from thinking only a Nebraska person can succeed here. Sad how prejudice our fans are against outsiders.

The 2 names that probably check off the most of those boxes and can start before the season besides the TomFather are Urbs & Oregeron. Chris Peterson also checks a bunch of the boxes.

Nick Saban was born and raised in Mobile Alabama, attended Bama, and hasn't held a coaching job other than at Alabama. You dumb sob

 

[Savedatmoney]

Nick Saban was born and raised in Mobile Alabama, attended Bama, and hasn't held a coaching job other than at Alabama. You dumb sob

 

[Baron Winnebago]

 

[Cash68847]

Orgeron situation (I don't believe he's a target, but he would certainly be the most "Nebraska-opposite" guy in school history). Written in October 2021. It sounds like he'd give up around $10M of the buyout if he took a job before now and final payment in 2025.

LSU will pay Orgeron his full buyout, $16.8 million, over the next four years. Orgeron will receive $5 million in December and two payments of $1 million each in 2022. The final payment is scheduled for 2025.

Under the agreement, Orgeron is still considered an employee of the university and must make at least one public appearance a year for LSU.

As a part of the agreement, Orgeron cannot seek any coaching opportunities in the SEC for 18 months. Orgeron said a press conference Sunday, Oct. 17, that he does not plan to coach next year.

Former LSU football coach Ed Orgeron on his departure: 'What door you want me out of?'

Former LSU football coach Ed Orgeron reflected on his exit with the program at the Little Rock Touchdown Club on Tuesday.

www.yahoo.com

Orgeron took his firing well. It’s hard not to like that crazy fucker.

 

[BIGSTICK67]

I think I'm going to create a job posting on Indeed with this criteria and see if I find our next head corch

Indeed you do.