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That makes six de-commitments for the Class of 2021, plus two more (including Quinn Ewers) for the Class of 2022. Tom Herman is an ace de-recruiter.
ok, cool. Hook ‘em.
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That makes six de-commitments for the Class of 2021, plus two more (including Quinn Ewers) for the Class of 2022. Tom Herman is an ace de-recruiter.
Herman has three seasons remaining on a guaranteed contract that is due to pay him more than $6 million per year.
With Meyer out of the mix, the idea of moving on from Herman and his staff -- which would require a buyout that's estimated to be roughly $25 million -- made the idea of a coaching change that much tougher.
"When I look at our football program right now, I see tremendous young men and promising talent," Del Conte said. "Our student-athletes are developing and they play their hearts out. This has been an unprecedented year for all of us, and we're all disappointed that we didn't meet our expectations.
Off to the shag...err, surly.The bottom line: They can't get a big name coach to justify the Herman's $25M buyout.
The reality: Recruits are going to be reluctant to sign with Texas knowing that Herman is on really thin ice, Texas has already looked into replacing him, and he very well may not be there after the 2021 season.
Many of them in the urban or bust mega thread are going with "he didn't specifically say tom herman would be the ut coach in 2021" rationalization.Off to the shag...err, surly.
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Texas is going to be three quarters into next year's season opener with Tom Herman as head coach and some of y'all will still think Urban Meyer will be coaching Texas in 2021
as much as I'd love to sit back and laugh at that, I think all of these coaching search fantasies are operating on pre COVID assumptions. Specifically that money is no obstacle.
These schools and sports programs have taken massive financial hits. The idea that the Universities will allow the AD's to go splashing around millions in buy outs and millions more for the new guy is pretty far from reality imo.
As bad as they are, I don't think these coaches with big buy outs are going anywhere, or at least not at the rate that's being discussed.