10 million dollar man
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Seems fair. Grossly overpaid, but fair considering that's the current market rate.
All I am saying is I think the whole market is way overinflated, not that Sark isn't worth the money given what he has accomplished in three years with a "prove it" type salary.No, Jumbo was grossly overpaid being guaranteed a giant salary before he stepped foot on campus as the coach. Sark earned his fair market value and is worth every penny based on the results, popularity and revenue being generated by the program. His salary is chump change in comparison.
All I am saying is I think the whole market is way overinflated, not that Sark isn't worth the money given what he has accomplished in three years with a "prove it" type salary.
Duke,
That may be the most difficult question ever on this site. A few:
1) 73 OU I think that was 62-13 & the third loss in a row to OU was the beginning of the end for the DKR era
2) ND in 71 Cotton Bowl - dirtiest damn team I've ever seen.
3) 79 A&M We were headed to the Sugar Bowl with maybe our best defense ever, a defense which I think was on the field 50 minutes of the game. A&M coaching staff did an outstanding job of scheming and carrying out their plan.
4) UGA Cotton Bowl
5) UCLA - Might be higher up if not for that face saving FG so Mackovic wasn't shut out
6) Freedom Bowl - that was a political nightmare. Fred accepted bid without Deloss knowing and to get even the "we hate Fred" group kept the school from offering tickets. Season ticket holders got no notice or opportunity to purchase tickets. Miserable conditions in SoCal and worse performance.
7) Cotton Bowl against the convicts
8) Third Ward in the Dome I think we threw more picks than completions
9) Miss State & Jackie Sherrill tie with Loserville & Schnellenberger
10) Mack Brown era needs its own catagory for losing to far less talented teams
That drop and Craig Curry's dropped punt against Georgia cost us one Natty for sure, and probably two.
Ken Hatfield: grrrrrrr....uuuuuuugh...pppppstdhtRun,
That memory is compounded by my total disgust and "dislike" for Kenny Hatfield, who returned the punt for the TD, and later coached the dirtiest team I have ever seen in Memorial Stadium
I think the most devastating loss was the Tech game for a couple of reasons. 1) We were a better team that season than in 2009. With Quan and Orakpo (two all time greats) we were just much better than the next season. No doubt in my mind we would have won the NC. 2) We had two chances to win that game and completely failed at both with the dropped INT and then Earl inexplicably just not tackling Crabtree. All time missed opportunity that still hurts me to think about.
I feel like we have been on the receiving end on those types of losses more than we’ve given those types of losses.
That article reads like it was written by AI.
thank you Mc hammerThat article reads like it was written by AI.
Yes that was Colt’s best year by far. Catastrophic loss.Also, that loss arguably cost Colt the Heisman - am I remembering that year correctly? Didn’t Sam Bradford win it in 2008? (Sort of related, while pondering history … I remain pissed off that Colt and VY did not win. Sad, too, that Roosevelt Leaks might have been our first Heisman, if not for his injury.)
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Yes that was Colt’s best year by far. Catastrophic loss.