Coaching Buyouts and Contract Extensions Thread

[FearlessF]

It’s interesting because it’s going to create more misery, which in turn creates more spending.

People always get hot and bothered about the body bag games. But if it’s just the top 30, some team that doesn’t think it should be finishing 25th will be finishing 25th

the top 30 or 40 will play teams outside the "league", just like non-con games and games vs teams outside the FBS today

they will be going 9-3 and consider it a poor season

[MaximumSam]

Pretty good coaching news for the B1g. Cignetti to IU, Jon Smith to MSU, and Penn State hires Kansas OC Andy Kotelnicki. He's been with Lance Leipold forever.

[847badgerfan]

How many OC's has Franklin burned through?

[Mdot21]

How many OC's has Franklin burned through?

for real. I don't know why anyone would want to go work for that flaccid bald penis looking loser.

[bayareabadger]

How many OC's has Franklin burned through?

He has had five through 13 seasons. I think the first had five or six years at two schools. Only three have been fired. The other two went on and got head-coaching jobs.

[FearlessF]

Defensive coordinator Tony White gets a pay boost to $1.6 million* in a restructured deal announced Friday.

[ELA]

How many OC's has Franklin burned through?

Halfway through the season BBTS was talking about how great Yurcich was, and hopefully he wouldn't get poached to be a HC.  Instead, he didn't survive the season.

I LOVED the Kirk Ciarocca offense, at Minnesota.  PSU poached him, and I think he lasted one year there.

But to answer your question

• John Donovan (2014-15)
• Joe Moorhead (2016-17)
• Ricky Rahne (2018-19)
• Tyler Bowen (2019)
• Kirk Ciarrocca (2020)
• Mike Yurcich (2021-23)
• Ja'Juan Seider/Ty Howie (2023)

[bayareabadger]

Halfway through the season BBTS was talking about how great Yurcich was, and hopefully he wouldn't get poached to be a HC.  Instead, he didn't survive the season.

I LOVED the Kirk Ciarocca offense, at Minnesota.  PSU poached him, and I think he lasted one year there.

But to answer your question

• John Donovan (2014-15)
• Joe Moorhead (2016-17)
• Ricky Rahne (2018-19)
• Tyler Bowen (2019)
• Kirk Ciarrocca (2020)
• Mike Yurcich (2021-23)
• Ja'Juan Seider/Ty Howie (2023)

I mean, Brown was a bowl game fill-in, and the guys in 7. were firing fill-ins, right?

Ciarrocca was a weird case. That offense was all power football and deep shots. His one PSU year was quite middling. Then his Minnesota offense last year was also not so notable. His Rutgers offense this year was also bad, but that's not so surprising. 

[FearlessF]

[ELA]

Meanwhile, every Big Ten West coach just has to promise a better offense than Iowa


https://twitter.com/JeffRabjohns/status/1730744811659882572?t=ywZ6YzOW7V4mlQ5tCXYvQg&s=19

[Brutus Buckeye]

I like it. 

But Indiana is still ridiculous. 

[FearlessF]

Mickey Joseph, a former Nebraska assistant coach and QB from 1988-1991, is reportedly set to accept the head coach position at Grambling State.

He’s been a head coach just once before at Langston University in Oklahoma.  He finished 13-7 as Langston’s head coach and was 3-6 as Nebraska’s interim HC.

Joseph took a year off coaching this past season but has seen time all around the country across his tenure as a coach. He’s made stops at LSU, Tulane, Louisiana Tech. He was Grambling State’s WR coach in 2014 and 2015.

[ELA]

https://twitter.com/DarkoStateNews/status/1738357733554860440?t=yvvFUwdnZRWto9hsL_GE9g&s=19

[MikeDeTiger]

https://twitter.com/DarkoStateNews/status/1738357733554860440?t=yvvFUwdnZRWto9hsL_GE9g&s=19

The best part about that in retrospect is what constituted "opening the vault."  A lot of schools pay their coordinators more than that now.