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So after the 2018 season, Herman's contract was extended by 2 years, keeping him on contract till 23, at what, 5 mill a year?
Any big money donors or big cigar types know the reasoning behind this?
At that point, he still had 3 years on his contract, and doubtful that he would quit, or that another team would hire him. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if a coach at Texas is on contract and goes to work elsewhere, doesn't the contracted amount have to be paid to Texas? So 15 million would be owed to Texas if he went elsewhere?
With 3 years still left, it's hardly like other teams are going to be telling recruits he was on the way out, so don't go to Texas.
Was the Sugar Bowl win that big of a deal that everyone thought he was the next greatest coach, so sign him up now so you don't have to pay him more money later?
Considering it's guaranteed money, regardless of if 3-5 years from now you still want this guy coaching, 2 years and 10 million bucks seems like a nice and un-needed gift based on his two years of work and overall accomplishments.
Any big money donors or big cigar types know the reasoning behind this?
At that point, he still had 3 years on his contract, and doubtful that he would quit, or that another team would hire him. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if a coach at Texas is on contract and goes to work elsewhere, doesn't the contracted amount have to be paid to Texas? So 15 million would be owed to Texas if he went elsewhere?
With 3 years still left, it's hardly like other teams are going to be telling recruits he was on the way out, so don't go to Texas.
Was the Sugar Bowl win that big of a deal that everyone thought he was the next greatest coach, so sign him up now so you don't have to pay him more money later?
Considering it's guaranteed money, regardless of if 3-5 years from now you still want this guy coaching, 2 years and 10 million bucks seems like a nice and un-needed gift based on his two years of work and overall accomplishments.