Kevin Sumlin will return to Arizona for a 3rd season

Delaying the inevitable.

If you believe the universe has a way of balancing itself out, then somewhere someone is horribly underpaid and over performing at their job.

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Sumlin has signed a memorandum of understanding that includes massive buyouts for both sides if the school and coach were to part ways. Sumlin will owe the UA $10 million if he leaves for another job in 2018 or 2019, with that number dropping to $5 million in 2020, $3 million in 2021 and $1 million in 2022.

Similarly, the UA will owe Sumlin $10 million if he is fired without cause in Year 1 or Year 2. The buyout shrinks to $7.5 million in Year 3 and $5 million in Year 4. If the UA fires Sumlin in the final year of his contract, he would simply be owed the balance of his deal.

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#69 Recruiting class 10th in Pac-12 (USC & Utah)

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Wife threatened to write another racist letter to themselves.

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Charlene is cougaring it up in Houston now. She left him the year he got fired from A&M.

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I mean he’s only been there for two years. What FSU did to Willie Taggart was abnormal and hopefully not the start of a trend. Unless it’s a Chad Morris-type disaster, every coach should get a minimum of three years.

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I didn't understand FSU pulling the trigger on Taggart, especially in the middle of the season. He went 5-7 last year and would've most likely gotten them to a bowl this year. If USF was any indication they would've potentially taken that next step next year.

Morris is a different story, however. You can't have his record as well as lose games to teams like San Jose State, Colorado State, North Texas and WKU and expect to keep your job. He'll likely go down as the worst HC in SEC history, or close to it.