upsetof86 said:
Didn't someone suggest "Holmoeing" Wicox by "promoting" him to AD? The contortions we are willing to go through for this knucklehead bc we irrationally designated him the Messiah because we irrationally designated Dykes the Antichrist (everything Cal despises - Texans, fat, 'gimmick offense' (not BTW), works the refs, bad defenses, etc) is tragicomedy. Oh the pedigree, his dad was even an ex Niner HoF, non confrontational nice guy , avoids carbs. Lmao.
TedfordTheGreat said:upsetof86 said:
Didn't someone suggest "Holmoeing" Wicox by "promoting" him to AD? The contortions we are willing to go through for this knucklehead bc we irrationally designated him the Messiah because we irrationally designated Dykes the Antichrist (everything Cal despises - Texans, fat, 'gimmick offense' (not BTW), works the refs, bad defenses, etc) is tragicomedy. Oh the pedigree, his dad was even an ex Niner HoF, non confrontational nice guy , avoids carbs. Lmao.
so send a message that if u fail here u will get promoted? thats ridiculous
BrightBear said:
"Breaking news Justin Wilcox has been demoted and accepted the job as the Travers Family Head Coach at Berkeley High School! What a hire!"
Wilcox is Holmoe but worse
Bobodeluxe said:BrightBear said:
"Breaking news Justin Wilcox has been demoted and accepted the job as the Travers Family Head Coach at Berkeley High School! What a hire!"
Wilcox is Holmoe but worse
You OBVIOUSLY weren't there.
BadNewsBear1 said:Bobodeluxe said:BrightBear said:
"Breaking news Justin Wilcox has been demoted and accepted the job as the Travers Family Head Coach at Berkeley High School! What a hire!"
Wilcox is Holmoe but worse
You OBVIOUSLY weren't there.
He's a worse recruiter than Holmoe
01Bear said:BadNewsBear1 said:Bobodeluxe said:BrightBear said:
"Breaking news Justin Wilcox has been demoted and accepted the job as the Travers Family Head Coach at Berkeley High School! What a hire!"
Wilcox is Holmoe but worse
You OBVIOUSLY weren't there.
He's a worse recruiter than Holmoe
Oh yeah? But his jaw is more square! Also, his lips are moister!
BadNewsBear1 said:01Bear said:BadNewsBear1 said:Bobodeluxe said:BrightBear said:
"Breaking news Justin Wilcox has been demoted and accepted the job as the Travers Family Head Coach at Berkeley High School! What a hire!"
Wilcox is Holmoe but worse
You OBVIOUSLY weren't there.
He's a worse recruiter than Holmoe
Oh yeah? But his jaw is more square! Also, his lips are moister!
You got me there
DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firingducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
Bobodeluxe said:BadNewsBear1 said:01Bear said:BadNewsBear1 said:Bobodeluxe said:BrightBear said:
"Breaking news Justin Wilcox has been demoted and accepted the job as the Travers Family Head Coach at Berkeley High School! What a hire!"
Wilcox is Holmoe but worse
You OBVIOUSLY weren't there.
He's a worse recruiter than Holmoe
Oh yeah? But his jaw is more square! Also, his lips are moister!
You got me there
"Moister" is not a word!
Strykur said:All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firingducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
Strykur said:ducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firing
ducktilldeath said:Strykur said:ducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firing
And we know this how?
calumnus said:ducktilldeath said:calumnus said:ducktilldeath said:Strykur said:ducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firing
And we know this how?
His contract is public information and has been posted here multiple times in the past. It is pretty standard and yes, if the university terminates, his payments for 2026 and 2027 are roughly $5 million per year, but he has an obligation to mitigate by pursuing football jobs with his payments from Cal reduced by whatever he earns elsewhere. Often schools negotiate lower payments or a lump sum payment reduced by an amount to eliminate that clause.
You literally said every coach is it, but now it's "pretty standard"? I was asking a simple question your brilliant CAL mind hasn't been able to answer it. "posted multiple times" isn't an answer.
Well, I was taking "we" as either "the public" or the board collectively. We know because it was posted and most of us read it. I know you are a less frequent visitor so I thought maybe you would take my word for it for the sake of the discussion. If you doubt it and need proof you can look it up yourself. As I said, it is a public document.
ducktilldeath said:calumnus said:ducktilldeath said:Strykur said:ducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firing
And we know this how?
His contract is public information and has been posted here multiple times in the past. It is pretty standard and yes, if the university terminates, his payments for 2026 and 2027 are roughly $5 million per year, but he has an obligation to mitigate by pursuing football jobs with his payments from Cal reduced by whatever he earns elsewhere. Often schools negotiate lower payments or a lump sum payment reduced by an amount to eliminate that clause.
You literally said every coach is it, but now it's "pretty standard"? I was asking a simple question your brilliant CAL mind hasn't been able to answer it. "posted multiple times" isn't an answer.
BearlyCareAnymore said:ducktilldeath said:calumnus said:ducktilldeath said:Strykur said:ducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firing
And we know this how?
His contract is public information and has been posted here multiple times in the past. It is pretty standard and yes, if the university terminates, his payments for 2026 and 2027 are roughly $5 million per year, but he has an obligation to mitigate by pursuing football jobs with his payments from Cal reduced by whatever he earns elsewhere. Often schools negotiate lower payments or a lump sum payment reduced by an amount to eliminate that clause.
You literally said every coach is it, but now it's "pretty standard"? I was asking a simple question your brilliant CAL mind hasn't been able to answer it. "posted multiple times" isn't an answer.
duck:
If you scroll down on this thread you will see a copy of the termination clause from his original contract. The extension didn't change the language from the clause. In the clause there is a duty to mitigate section.
Justin Wilcox Contract Documents | Bear Insider
calumnus said:ducktilldeath said:Strykur said:ducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firing
And we know this how?
His contract is public information and has been posted here multiple times in the past. It is pretty standard and yes, if the university terminates, his payments for 2026 and 2027 are roughly $5 million per year, but he has an obligation to mitigate by pursuing football jobs with his payments from Cal reduced by whatever he earns elsewhere. Often schools negotiate lower payments or a lump sum payment reduced by an amount to eliminate that clause.
ducktilldeath said:calumnus said:ducktilldeath said:Strykur said:ducktilldeath said:DaveT said:
Better option is to fire him and hope he gets a DC job to defray Cal's salary obligations.
Do we even know if his contract is structured in this manner?
All coaching contracts with buyouts stipulate that any buyout money is reduced by whatever salary the terminated coach receives from employment following a firing
And we know this how?
His contract is public information and has been posted here multiple times in the past. It is pretty standard and yes, if the university terminates, his payments for 2026 and 2027 are roughly $5 million per year, but he has an obligation to mitigate by pursuing football jobs with his payments from Cal reduced by whatever he earns elsewhere. Often schools negotiate lower payments or a lump sum payment reduced by an amount to eliminate that clause.
You literally said every coach is it, but now it's "pretty standard"? I was asking a simple question your brilliant CAL mind hasn't been able to answer it. "posted multiple times" isn't an answer.
