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You say he's smart for wanting to keep his options open? Does that not say the same about admin. for wanting to tie him down if he signed on? Either way we would be in the same place regardless. He wanted another year to get his ring and would he have left. The slow downfall was going to be...

He wanted a low buyout. Why would that be?

A few paragraphs later.... "Negotiations plodded forward through the Sugar Bowl. On Jan. 5 both parties agreed to a base compensation of $8.5 million over five years, plus some incentive bonuses--all of which would have put Davis among the three highest-paid college football coaches in the...

The teams had agreed to a contract extension in which Butch was going to be one of the three highest paid coaches. Butch left because he was upset over the buyout. I'll let you figure out why he would be upset about the buyout.

And there are lots of options too. You don't have to go groveling to the one that left you thinking they can do better.

You have direct knowledge, but none of it can be independently verified. Sorry fool, I wasn't born yesterday. Until you supply hard data, your point are simply conjecture.

Your empty conclusions are just that. Empty and devoid of fact. Especially when Butch admits it: Davis and Demoff found both clauses unacceptable. The money was fine. The issue was the buyout. Why would a buyout be such an issue if you want to be here for years to come? Common sense will...

Two issues remained unresolved: the buyout if Davis took another job, and the guaranteed compensation if Davis was fired. Miami wanted Davis to pay a $2.5 million buyout if he left after the first year, and the school would pay him $5 million (of the remaining $6.8 million) if he was fired...

He certainly turned it around. He wanted to finish the job and then move on the league. The school was going to make him one of the three highest paid coaches at the time, but he wanted a buyout that let him walk away. School wanted him to stick around.

Thanks for proving my point. I really don't care. You sound like the guy that got cheated on and is making excuse for her and acting like its your fault.

You’re obsessed. You got dumped 19 years ago and you still want your ex back

What is your obsession with Butch? He did some good things while he was here but he decided he could do better. I’m not going to cry over it 18 years later. Time to accept it and move on.

He probably wouldn’t have beaten Bill Walsh. Bill Walsh was too much of an X’s and O’s type and that’s the knock. Butch will beat you when he has more talent. Hence why he couldn’t beat FSU or Va Tech until 2000.

He beat Randy, who earned the nickname "Radio" around here. He beat another ******. Every thread on this board is about how this administration can't hire a competent coach, so how are those victories supposed to be of real value?

Last time I checked, it's the Butch Boys running around screaming Butch is a M-Fing God. No one dismisses what Butch did. He guided the team through the probation years. Did he do anything spectacular during that time? No, he just stayed the course. He didn't outcoach anyone. Lost several...

That title of this thread reeks of someone who rationalized themselves into the position that anyone but Butch was a bad choice and now is looking for vindication. The scoreboard says that a washed up coach still beats a ****** any day.

The f@ggot that pitches isn't any less of a f@ggot than the f@ggot that catches.

A washed up coach no one other than a desperate Pete Garcia wanted beat a ******. This doesn't say much other than how desperate that Butch Boys are to rationalize that they are right.

Missionary? They got their *** up in the air all oiled up.