Maybe he was willing to stand up to Kelly instead of dealing with his bull****. We are talking about a guy who publicly blames his players for losses and sent a kid to a tower to die in a windstorm. I wouldn’t depend on Kelly’s judgement on who is an ******* or not.
Such a prime candidate for jobs he’s currently an analyst at UT working under an offense that got **** canned for their production and go into this year on the hot seat
That’s because if he takes an OC position, he doesn’t get his buyout from UNC. But he can still receive his buyout if he maintains an off the field role.
Chip Long would probably be the worst hire we could make, period! Has Notre Dame's offense really scared anyone in recent memory?
Why would he not just receive less of his buyout, reduced by his Miami salary? Or, paid less at Miami because he is receiving a buyout from UNC? The latter is a common practice. Kiffin was paid well below Bama standards his first two seasons as OC because he was drawing a buyout from USC. His salary nearly doubled when USC was paid up. Enos the same - his salary at Bama was less than $300K since Arkansas was still paying him that season. Had he remained he was scheduled for a bump to around $800K.
hholky****: NO!Sure that's what people say, but if we scored points somehow I think everyone would look past that.
Because we dominated the LOS and Wimbush sucked and Book was a freshman. Not sure how much of that is on the OC.
Diaz got the OC that smashed him and look how that worked out, so obviously this would be a full proof hire, 100% success rate.
You are correct that he lost every meaningful game, but that’s not why he isn’t there any longer. We don’t want anything to do with this guy.
I mentioned it in the Enos is out thread #257. It’s in my history and I don’t really want to keep disparaging the guy. Basically he was not well-liked by players or coaches and likes to over-indulge with the adult beverages.