Not trying to speculate on PJ's future status - but what is his buyout right now?
$20M?That’s not much of a buyout.
I assume he meant $7m if another team wanted to hire him away.$20M?
I also think his reputation is such that a lot of schools won't necessarily want to buy into his schtick. I could not see him in the SEC to be honest.No one is begging to hire him away. If we, someday, make the CFP, then maybe. Until then, I think we're pretty safe. Assuming he doesn't decide he'd rather take a job somewhere south. But I think he's at a point where he's made a mark here, why not stay and finish the job.
CorrectI assume he meant $7m if another team wanted to hire him away.
7$20M?
I don't think they'll be looking for a coach for awhile, but when talking about the trip to UCLA last week, Fleck said there's two stadiums he vowed not to set foot in unless he was playing/coaching in them. One was the Rose Bowl. The other was in South Bend. If Notre Dame ever calls, he'll have his bags packed before they hang up the phone on the other end.No one is begging to hire him away. If we, someday, make the CFP, then maybe. Until then, I think we're pretty safe. Assuming he doesn't decide he'd rather take a job somewhere south. But I think he's at a point where he's made a mark here, why not stay and finish the job.
ND and Michigan are the two I think it's 100% he'd leave for. Anything else it would depend on the $$ etc. I'm not sure taking say, Florida in the new SEC is something you would do unless you just intend to cash in for 4 years, get fired and pull a Bret Bielema and end up back at Indiana or Purdue etc.I don't think they'll be looking for a coach for awhile, but when talking about the trip to UCLA last week, Fleck said there's two stadiums he vowed not to set foot in unless he was playing/coaching in them. One was the Rose Bowl. The other was in South Bend. If Notre Dame ever calls, he'll have his bags packed before they hang up the phone on the other end.
I cannot see ND or Michigan (or any traditional blue blood for that matter) actually hiring PJ.ND and Michigan are the two I think it's 100% he'd leave for. Anything else it would depend on the $$ etc. I'm not sure taking say, Florida in the new SEC is something you would do unless you just intend to cash in for 4 years, get fired and pull a Bret Bielema and end up back at Indiana or Purdue etc.
Still more than a year of his salary. Don't think there's many schools out there, given he's not for everyone, willing to cough up more $$ to cover his payback on top of what they'd be paying him.
It's not likely, but perspectives change after a down turn. Neither job is likely to be open for at least a year or more.I cannot see ND or Michigan (or any traditional blue blood for that matter) actually hiring PJ.
Those type of schools are not going to allow him to slap RTB on everything, embrace his mantra and oddball slogans...just not going to happen.
He already has in hiring Whalen and Johnson.then Coyle has committed AD malpractice.
People are always trying to argue PJ needs to goI miss something. Why are we having this discussion?