(09-24-2019 06:11 PM)johnintx Wrote:  

(09-24-2019 05:15 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  

(09-23-2019 09:22 PM)CarlSmithCenter Wrote:  

(09-23-2019 01:12 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  Add Muschamp to the list

The Gamecocks will finish 2-10 or 3-9, which seems likely as Florida, A&M, Georgia and Clemson are certain losses and App State, who beat UNC who beat the Cocks, Tennessee, Kentucky and Vanderbilt are all at best pick em games. Still, nothing will happen since, unfathomably, Muschamp gets $22m if he is fired before December 31, and the buyout only goes down to $18.6m after 1/1/2020. It is depressing, but there is simply no financially viable way to both get rid of Muschamp this year and put together enough money to entice an attractive replacement candidate, not that I think anyone would be lining up to take this job based on the ascendance of UGA, Clemson etc. Unless Muschamp completely blows a gasket and does something so bonkers that he can be fired for cause (not entirely out of the question), the only real way to begin digging out of this cluster is for the new school President Caslen to fire AD Ray Tanner, who is responsible for this indefensible buyout, and then have a new AD brought in who can evaluate the program closely in 2020 and be ready to fire Muschamp if and when anyone who is worth a damn would be willing to take the job. It’s going to get much, much worse in Columbia before it gets any better. The Cocks need to reverse course and start selling beer and wine at the games and devote those proceeds, suspend any non-football capital investments and reallocate their share of the SEC Network cash to the buyout ASAP.

We are in the final stages of approving a $20 million dollar tennis complex, so it sounds like there’s your buyout money right there

The fanbase has turned on WM pretty hard so unless they pull some unforeseen upsets he’s out of here this year IMO

Which SEC school does he go to next? He's been at 5 already: Georgia (as a player), LSU, Auburn (as an assistant), Florida, South Carolina (as head coach).

Muschamp in the SEC is like Matt Millen all those years at the Detroit Lions: The only logical explanation for his persistence is that he has serious dirt on someone very important.