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With the Barry Jackson article and now the QB recruit Moga's comments both showing that Gattis moving on is becoming openly talked about more publicly, figured it'll be time very soon to move on.

I'm not challenging your credentials or experience. I'm a business owner with ~100ish employees but I'm not at your level of expertise/experience. I'm also not talking on field performance. There's too many variables there and would be impossible to pin to him. But if he had a clause that...

Why? I love it...

You're wrong. Poor job performance or incompetence is a cause for termination but you have to be able to prove it.

It's a fine line. I'd say being bad at your job AND not trying to improve when confronted would qualify as "for cause". Maybe following up with certain number of recruits on a weekly basis is a written job expectation that he agreed to and didn't do. If UM has documented proof of multiple...

Is this good enough?

And no buyout right 👀?

My birthday is in May and I'm also hoping for the same thing for my birthday...

Exactly... I don't want any buzz on any new hires until all the "old" coaches are gone and he has a better picture of the staff.

The great differentiator, Miami Hurricanes football 😞

That's incorrect. Discrimination is discrimination no matter what. Wrongful termination is always illegal. Not saying he could win in court but just became Miami can fire him for "any" (legal) reason and paid his buyout in full it doesn't prevent them from being accused and sued for wrongful...

I have no doubt about that. But his one year at Miami absolutely accelerated his demise. He probably could have faked it for a few more years, cashing in some big paychecks, before the chickens came home to roost.

Gattis' career could be on the verge of being ruined or at least significantly set back due to his one year at Miami. And no matter what everybody says, Mario is at least partially to blame. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if he's trying to get everything he can out of this. It could be a...

not sure if this is better or worse, but seems like the decision has already been made and they have 40 days to execute it...

Reed got his job and got let go in less than HALF as much time as it has taken for Gattis to leave AFTER everybody already knew he was gone...

Difference is Mullen has earned the right to be a little arrogant.

Rad is not just an AD but was brought in as a VP now at the school and will elevate not just football, and not just the athletic department, but the entire University. Zo isn't athletic director material on that level.

If he gets fired and still gets a new job, those new wages are subtracted from what we owe him. For example we owe him 1.8mil for next year. He gets a new job that pays him $1mil, we only owe him $800k. Not sure how that works if he goes to the NFL though.

His brother used to be on the football staff at UM.

Can't deduce that's it's a foregone conclusion? I've deduced that from the fact it hasn't been announced yet and then confirmed it with context clues.