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re: The Orgeron Extension Talk: Why?

Posted on 1/31/19 at 12:41 pm to
Posted by Whiskeyjack Del Rio
Duval
Member since Jan 2019
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Posted on 1/31/19 at 12:41 pm to
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I literally just provided you with 5 examples just in the SEC the last 4-5 years. Yes, it has become standard practice


what you literally did is show me five schools that made decisions that have no bearing on LSU. there is no "industry standard" here. there is no protocol. each of those situations is unique to the school and the coach and the resources available.

year in year out people joke about Kirk Ferentz's job security. Iowa has probably given Ferentz 5 different extensions over the last 15 years. does that mean that Iowa was ahead of the curve as far as setting this protocol in FBS?

if we were concerned with following "industry standard" or "protocol" LSU would have not hired a guy who was on the coaching staff of the man they fired if they wanted a "fresh start".
Posted by lsufball19
Franklin, TN
Member since Sep 2008
65147 posts
Posted on 1/31/19 at 12:46 pm to
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what you literally did is show me five schools that made decisions that have no bearing on LSU. there is no "industry standard" here.

What i did was show five other SEC schools that conducted business the same way, i.e. gave a coach an extension with years remaining on their contract that bit them in the arse. SO when it comes to saying whether it's "industry practice" that's absolutely relevant.
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does that mean that Iowa was ahead of the curve as far as setting this protocol in FBS?


No, it means Iowa plays the same game as everyone else. They are more scared of a coaching search than making their coach earn his salary.
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if we were concerned with following "industry standard" or "protocol" LSU would have not hired a guy who was on the coaching staff of the man they fired if they wanted a "fresh start".

Industry practice is they are scared of a coaching search and they will pay what they need to pay to avoid one. They knew Ed Orgeron would take the job, so they gave him a low HC salary and a big payroll for his assistants to avoid searching for someone else when Herman stalled.
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