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[Predatory Primates]

Even if you did poorly, it's 520k at 5%

[BuffaloChip]

For sure. You're right, D2 is clearly the best place and no player or coach should ever leave it. I'm sure you'd have turned down a 100k a year pay raise.

He made a logical coaching move, especially financially. An extra after tax $210,000 invested at 10% will be @$1,500,000 in 20 years.

[Turbonium]

You'd have to lack any and all self-confidence to have that attitude about such a possibility.

For sure. You're right, D2 is clearly the best place and no player or coach should ever leave it. I'm sure you'd have turned down a 100k a year pay raise.

[Turbonium]

Depends on your priorities, tbh.

Clearly he wants to move up the coaching hierarchy, he did enough at Mesa to move on, and enough at Valdosta to do the same. Good for him.

[Techster88]

At the end of the day it's a lot better than any D2 job. Simple as that.

It is for sure. He has to be in the mindset to jump ship if he is fortunate enough to have a great season. HC Portal

[Predatory Primates]

One would have to be an absolute fool to turn down the opportunity and the money it comes with. To think it's not an upgrade is wild. Say he's there 3 years, that's experience at that level plus an extra $300k of income. Sounds like an easy choice.

Depends on your priorities, tbh.

[JavsFan]

Or he could've stayed, had injuries to key guys, had an average season and zero job offers.

You'd have to lack any and all self-confidence to have that attitude about such a possibility.

[Turbonium]

Or maybe another successful season at VSU would result in a better job offer.

Or he could've stayed, had injuries to key guys, had an average season and zero job offers.

[JavsFan]

Or maybe another successful season at VSU would result in a better job offer.

[Purple Mav Man]

One would have to be an absolute fool to turn down the opportunity and the money it comes with. To think it's not an upgrade is wild. Say he's there 3 years, that's experience at that level plus an extra $300k of income. Sounds like an easy choice.

On top of that, let’s say it doesn’t work and no renewal. That doesn’t mean he’s out of coaching… take the opportunity if it’s right for your family. Pretty simple.

[Turbonium]

Take the money!!! U doubt he’ll have any success at Prairie View. If he he has one decent season and his talent is seen on the field the big boys will lure them to the transfer portal asap.

Last HC got a schooling on this. Little NIL $$$ to keep talent.

Besides that, PVAM doesn’t have a tradition of winning either.

Good luck to the new HC. PVAM is little better than Patriot League football.

At the end of the day it's a lot better than any D2 job. Simple as that.

[Turbonium]

Recent history is about three years for head coaches.

One would have to be an absolute fool to turn down the opportunity and the money it comes with. To think it's not an upgrade is wild. Say he's there 3 years, that's experience at that level plus an extra $300k of income. Sounds like an easy choice.

[Techster88]

Over $100k a year salary increase is a bit of an upgrade.

Take the money!!! U doubt he’ll have any success at Prairie View. If he he has one decent season and his talent is seen on the field the big boys will lure them to the transfer portal asap.

Last HC got a schooling on this. Little NIL $$$ to keep talent.

Besides that, PVAM doesn’t have a tradition of winning either.

Good luck to the new HC. PVAM is little better than Patriot League football.

[JavsFan]

You'd have lack any and all self-confidence to have that attitude about the opportunity.

Recent history is about three years for head coaches.

[Turbonium]

Short term yes, not as much if you only last a few years.

You'd have lack any and all self-confidence to have that attitude about the opportunity.