trouble said:
Then get it for us
Done.
C/O 2013 - Company E2
Earley's Contract?????
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Done.
trouble said:
Then get it for us
No, buy another star
BQ_90 said:trouble said:
Then get it for us
No, buy another star
Band nerds always be like this.
C/O 2013 - Company E2
cheeky said:
He has a 4-year fully guaranteed contract starting at $900k this year and increasing by $50k each of the next three years. So if we fire him this year we are in the hook for another $3mm.
A pay increase should be written in as "if you meet x,y,z" criteria, not just an increase for the sake of an increase.
And $3 mil, that's nothing compared to Jimbo.
Can you share the link to the thread?
Absolutely not. I'd rather just wait on my request to come through.
trouble said:
Absolutely not. I'd rather just wait on my request to come through.
See above.
C/O 2013 - Company E2
What a massively stupid contract. For Alberts reputation as "a cheapskate" he sure overpaid here
You're my favorite
trouble said:
You're my favorite
I always try for you.
C/O 2013 - Company E2
missinAggieland said:
Can you share the link to the thread?
https://texags.com/forums/25/topics/3532955
zephyr88 said:
Wash, rinse, repeat.. we haven't had a great coach in any sport ever... we continue to do the least with the most. The BMAs just keep throwing money around.
We had an elite baseball coach for the last three years
It was fun while it lasted
This is correct.
Thanks, I did find it, but because someone bumped it.
The info is powered in this thread, as well. I have questions about the parts of the contract we do not see, such as incentives.
I still don't think $3 mil is a huge buyout for a program that was pre-built for success.
With that said, I think he needs to take back hitting. And we need some players back from injury.
Those making the majority of the errors need to work or need to sit. Defensive errors are far too costly, and we should be better than what we've been in the field.
The info is powered in this thread, as well. I have questions about the parts of the contract we do not see, such as incentives.
I still don't think $3 mil is a huge buyout for a program that was pre-built for success.
With that said, I think he needs to take back hitting. And we need some players back from injury.
Those making the majority of the errors need to work or need to sit. Defensive errors are far too costly, and we should be better than what we've been in the field.
This team needs to find the groove. We have the talent. They need to see us win.
Just an old dad who raise 3 Ags. Inherited 2 more. GIG’EM
Lolololol.Quote:
You don't think he would accept a 300k salary as a first year head coach?
Yeah he would have
Max Weiner has a $400K/yr contract at Texas, so you can bet your ass Earley had about the same.
So, as the assistant game goes, NO, you could not have offered him anywhere near that level of an incredibly low deal. He'd just wait it out and see what happened at Texas.
He was the lowest paid assistant here iirc, and the reporting is he was to be the lowest paid assistant in Austin by 150-200k.
the A.D. might make up the cost of Earley's contract by cutting the NIL budget for baseball
and that won't necessarily be difficult...because the 2026 team should not have a $500k pitcher or $500k hitter
and that won't necessarily be difficult...because the 2026 team should not have a $500k pitcher or $500k hitter
The AD doesn't have an NIL budget.
Wasn't trying to troll anyone. Schloss is a low class turd. Somehow, we won with him. Yah, last year was magical. But to be truly great, you can't eject at the peak of success (to our fkn rival). So, no... IMO schloss wasn't great.Rule#2 said:zephyr88 said:
Wash, rinse, repeat.. we haven't had a great coach in any sport ever... we continue to do the least with the most. The BMAs just keep throwing money around.
Our last coach took our program to best season in school history, and he is going to win a national title at his current place of employment, so I'm pretty sure I just took the troll bait. Wow
yes and no
the donors to NIL baseball will be asked to shift their donation to the athletic department to cover the contract
the donors to NIL baseball will be asked to shift their donation to the athletic department to cover the contract
We covered his contract with the payout from POS
First class turds can be and often are excellent coaches. POS's record speaks for itself. It would wonderful if Karma would bite his ass but I don't expect it to do so.
It's a dotted line process.
"Gimme a diablo sandwhich and a dr. pepper...to go"
TA is clearly willing to quit on soccer and WBB rather than spend some money to make them respectable programs. Would he dare to treat baseball the same way?
If you're going to be a players coach, you're going to have to have a dutiful assistant that does a good job of being the hard@$$.
"Gimme a diablo sandwhich and a dr. pepper...to go"
We have neither right now. That has to change
He made more than that as an assistant.kevmiller said:CrawlingNo5 said:
Imagine being offered 250-300k from this university, who spends money that would make Enron jealous, coming off a national title series and the players actively wanting you to be the head coach. Thats an insult. (Admittedly the performance of this years team is a bigger insult.)
You don't think he would accept a 300k salary as a first year head coach?
Yeah he would of
Hope he is paying us for the chance to be a HC, run a top roster, etc. No sane top program would have given him that chance.
Hopefully the AD's salary is performance based based on the seasons and hires (including his impact). This far, hoping his salary gets reduced notably and gets placed on the hot seat. Let them part together.
Hopefully the AD's salary is performance based based on the seasons and hires (including his impact). This far, hoping his salary gets reduced notably and gets placed on the hot seat. Let them part together.
This. It is reason why I was not upset that the entire staff followed POS to Austin. High paying SEC coaching jobs are difficult to turn down when offered. My guess that many of the assistant coaches in the SEC make more than the head coaches in most other conferences.deh40 said:He made more than that as an assistant.kevmiller said:CrawlingNo5 said:
Imagine being offered 250-300k from this university, who spends money that would make Enron jealous, coming off a national title series and the players actively wanting you to be the head coach. Thats an insult. (Admittedly the performance of this years team is a bigger insult.)
You don't think he would accept a 300k salary as a first year head coach?
Yeah he would of
Killzone3abc said:BLSmith04 said:
If we don't even make a regional (and right now, we're not going to), he's gotta be gone at the end of the year.
I don't see how Trev keeps his job if we don't move on after missing a regional.
Trev is a worse hire than Earley
missinAggieland said:
Thanks, I did find it, but because someone bumped it.
The info is powered in this thread, as well. I have questions about the parts of the contract we do not see, such as incentives.
I still don't think $3 mil is a huge buyout for a program that was pre-built for success.
With that said, I think he needs to take back hitting. And we need some players back from injury.
Those making the majority of the errors need to work or need to sit. Defensive errors are far too costly, and we should be better than what we've been in the field.
Well Trev isn't firing G with 500k buyout or Joni with 3 million buyout
I just don't think we make a change, we hold onto coaches too long. We will do the same here
People forget about this.
Trev fired Scott Frost after week 3. And if he had waited 3 more weeks, it would have saved $7.5M. Is firing a coach in week 3, vs week 6 (which is still incredibly early) worth $7.5M if you're a bean counter? No way. But someone holding the purse strings decided it was time.
So Trev will do whatever he is told to do when he's told to do it, bc that's obviously what happened there, math be damned.
Trev fired Scott Frost after week 3. And if he had waited 3 more weeks, it would have saved $7.5M. Is firing a coach in week 3, vs week 6 (which is still incredibly early) worth $7.5M if you're a bean counter? No way. But someone holding the purse strings decided it was time.
So Trev will do whatever he is told to do when he's told to do it, bc that's obviously what happened there, math be damned.
School President need to instruct Trev to start scouting for a brand new Coaching staff.
Idgaf which players get pissed off and leave. Needs to start the process so we can move immediately after the season.
Idgaf which players get pissed off and leave. Needs to start the process so we can move immediately after the season.
Maroon Flash
False. Schloss was a great coach here.zephyr88 said:
Wash, rinse, repeat.. we haven't had a great coach in any sport ever... we continue to do the least with the most. The BMAs just keep throwing money around.
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