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re: Sexton just going for the raise again

Posted on 11/25/15 at 8:27 am to
Posted by Alt26
Member since Mar 2010
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Posted on 11/25/15 at 8:27 am to
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Nah, LSU doesn't make a move like this without a firm assurance that they will get their man


"LSU" might not make a move, but the influential boosters and some BOS folks seem to be maneuvering behind the scenes. I promise you Sexton is talking to them more than he is talking to Joe Alleva. He worked the much more wealthy and much more influential boosters at Texas last season for 3 months. The end result was that Saban got a big raise at a job he was likely never really considering leaving (despite what everyone is saying).

I would like to think LSU wouldn't make a move without a deal with someone else in place. But the reality is that many of the decision makers and/or those calling for Les's head are nothing more than your average irrational rant poster only with the money and influence to make things happen.

We'll see. Recent history is not on LSU's side. The only recent instance I can remember where a highly successful Power conference HC left for another power conference job is when Brett Beilema left Wisc for Arkansas. That hire came almost completely out of nowhere.
Posted by Ace Midnight
Between sanity and madness
Member since Dec 2006
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Posted on 11/25/15 at 8:31 am to
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The end result was that Saban got a big raise at a job he was likely never really considering leaving (despite what everyone is saying).


He worked that con for years - I heard the $10 million a year a full 2 years before Texas fired Mack Brown. The only wild card in the equation was the AD at Texas at the time. Reportedly, Saban wanted Patterson replaced and have a say in who his boss would be. They balked at that, so he took more money from Bama and stayed put. Does that mean he wasn't serious about taking the Texas job? Maybe. Who knows?
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