Super K wrote:Jimbo has a $40mill buyout...
I'm calling bullshit..
uscbucsfan wrote:Super K wrote:Jimbo has a $40mill buyout...
I'm calling bullshit..
That's only if he's fired. He has a 7 million dollar buyout if he leaves for another team.
edit: That's lower than Iowa State's coach.
Super K wrote:uscbucsfan wrote:
That's only if he's fired. He has a 7 million dollar buyout if he leaves for another team.
edit: That's lower than Iowa State's coach.
I read the same thing on Twitter, but I don't think that's right...
Thought the $40mill buyout was essentially a poison pill for both sides..
Could be wrong..
There are a lot of factors at play, so let's get a few things out in the open. Fisher's buyout if he were to be fired is just north of $39.3 million, per USA Today's coaching salary database -- but that falls to, at most, about $7 million if he leaves. The exact number is dependent on the job status of his assistants. The point is he has tremendous job security if things go wrong and some wiggle room if he wants out.
NavyBuc wrote:More reports starting to swirl in the last half hour the deal is done. We’ll have to wait and see. Still haven’t heard anyone from ESPN or any of the big networks say anything other than A&M is going to make a push for him, so until then, this is still in the rumor stage.
deltbucs wrote:I sure hope we don't let him go. It was fucked up enough the way they booted Bowden out.
Phantom Phenom wrote:CONFIRMED: Jimbo Fisher is staying at Florida State, rejects Texas A&M offer
USATODAY
deltbucs wrote:Phantom Phenom wrote:CONFIRMED: Jimbo Fisher is staying at Florida State, rejects Texas A&M offer
USATODAY
It seems like every year rumors swirl about how he's definitely leaving for some SEC school. Not surprised it was more bullshit this year.
NavyBuc wrote:Wow that’s a shocker. Didn’t see that coming at all.
Phantom Phenom wrote:oh boy
FSU fan questions Jimbo Fisher’s loyalty, gets kicked out of radio show
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/f ... 8-132.html
Phantom Phenom wrote:First, four-star safety Houston Griffith announced on Twitter that he was reopening his commitment. Then, four-star safety Israel Mukuamu announced he was doing the same. While Griffith did not list a reason for his decision, Mukuamu said it was a direct result of the "uncertainties about the future of the coaching staff."
Later Wednesday, four-star OL commit Verdis Brown also announced he was decommitting.
These decommitments come just days after elite 2019 offensive lineman Wanya Morris announced he was backing out of his pledge to the Seminoles.
FSU is awaiting word from Fisher on whether he is going to accept an offer to become head coach at Texas A&M. That offer is expected to become official following a Board of Regents meeting on Thursday.
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