Madness

Strykur said:

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Madness

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Not madness.... SEC

Addendum: $21.7 million buyout.

What took 'em so long? They were going nowhere with him.

Apparently Mario Cristobal is a top candidate, after Hugh Freeze...

Strykur said:

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Apparently Mario Cristobal is a top candidate, after Hugh Freeze...

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I suspect that Cristobal will be mentioned for every premier opening. Whether he considers any of those opportunities is another story. Regardless, he now has leverage to renegotiate his contract.

Update: Bruce Feldman of the The Athletic has Cristobal at the top of his list of potential candidates.

71Bear said:

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Strykur said:

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Apparently Mario Cristobal is a top candidate, after Hugh Freeze...

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I suspect that Cristobal will be mentioned for every premier opening. Whether he considers any of those opportunities is another story. Regardless, he now has leverage to renegotiate his contract.

Update: Bruce Feldman of the The Athletic has Cristobal at the top of his list of potential candidates.

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It will be interesting to see if Christobal goes anywhere. I am sure if anyone could dump cash on him it would be Oregon, but they do not normally do that. Christobal sees where he is going there - good recruiting but he is a lousy coach and that always eventually catches up with him. He needs elite talent to be better than average.

I think Oregon would be more fearsome with the San Jose State coach.

Oski87 said:

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71Bear said:

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Strykur said:

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Apparently Mario Cristobal is a top candidate, after Hugh Freeze...

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I suspect that Cristobal will be mentioned for every premier opening. Whether he considers any of those opportunities is another story. Regardless, he now has leverage to renegotiate his contract.

Update: Bruce Feldman of the The Athletic has Cristobal at the top of his list of potential candidates.

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I think Oregon would be more fearsome with the San Jose State coach.

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Cristobal has been acknowledged as the best recruiter in college football, if he can get top 5 classes at Oregon on a regular basis, they will be playoff contenders every season.

Oski87 said:

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71Bear said:

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Strykur said:

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Apparently Mario Cristobal is a top candidate, after Hugh Freeze...

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I suspect that Cristobal will be mentioned for every premier opening. Whether he considers any of those opportunities is another story. Regardless, he now has leverage to renegotiate his contract.

Update: Bruce Feldman of the The Athletic has Cristobal at the top of his list of potential candidates.

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It will be interesting to see if Christobal goes anywhere. I am sure if anyone could dump cash on him it would be Oregon, but they do not normally do that. Christobal sees where he is going there - good recruiting but he is a lousy coach and that always eventually catches up with him. He needs elite talent to be better than average.

I think Oregon would be more fearsome with the San Jose State coach.

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That is what people thought when MacIntyre was at San Jose. Colorado found out the hard way that it wasn't true.

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It will be interesting to see if Christobal goes anywhere. I am sure if anyone could dump cash on him it would be Oregon, but they do not normally do that. Christobal sees where he is going there - good recruiting but he is a lousy coach and that always eventually catches up with him. He needs elite talent to be better than average.

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His iffy coaching would catch up with him at Auburn -- but if his agent gets him a deal like what Malzahn had, he'll walk away from Auburn with a $20 million buyout. IMO that's too good to pass up.

Ummm...won't Oregon coming knocking on Wilcox's door?

let him go or we need to keep him?

bluehenbear said:

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Ummm...won't Oregon coming knocking on Wilcox's door?

let him go or we need to keep him?

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I have said this before, Wilcox would be out of place at Oregon given how new-school they are as a program compared to his coaching style, unless he decides to start running the spread option he won't go back to Eugene.

Strykur said:

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bluehenbear said:

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Ummm...won't Oregon coming knocking on Wilcox's door?

let him go or we need to keep him?

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I have said this before, Wilcox would be out of place at Oregon given how new-school they are as a program compared to his coaching style, unless he decides to start running the spread option he won't go back to Eugene.

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Oregon does not go defense-first and we have had one of the worst offenses in D1 for 4 years in a row.