Trouble on the plains?

[dog12]

It's actually not a terrible deal for the athletic directors. It gives them a free out of the buyout if they can plausibly claim they didn't know. You just risk a Petrino situation. But I think I don't think Auburn would fire a good coach because of that. They'd tell him to pay hush money to the girl and just take the PR hit for a little while.

But if you're a coach with a $30M contract, you're a 17ing idiot to keep your sidepiece on staff. Set up a side business and make your side piece the manager and your personal assistant. Claim you're doing it that way because you can't use a school employee on your personal business and it's easier to have a personal assistant that can keep track of both. If you're in a college town, it'd be easy as **** to go buy a half dozen rental properties. Then have your side piece manage those and advertise for rental management services.

Good points all.

$30M would provide many options that are much better than Auburn University employee "Personal Assistant to the Head Football Coach." That's just stupid.

 

[dog12]

Since the beginning of time.

Truth.

Sometimes, it cannot be ignored or resisted.

It gets us all eventually.

 

[thatsbaseball]

Best exit by a "shamed" coach there will ever be

[FONT=&quot]"If you come to Destin, we’ve got a little suntan lotion for you boys," Orgeron said.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Orgeron offered one final "Go Tigers," then turned to his girlfriend while exiting the podium.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]"C'mon baby, let's go," Orgeron said. "See y'all later."[/FONT]

 

[patdog]

I don’t think you’ll see Hugh Freeze in the SEC again.

 

[Mobile Bay]

That may have been what put Bobby Lowder on his plane. But Tubbs left Auburn after 2008.

 

[kb549]

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Don’t let anyone tell you that Harsin cannot develop talent

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