The only one losing out is Muschamp! Cut in pay and and off the fiels role.Georgia: Travaris Robinson will earn $1.3 million in 2024, per Seth Emerson of The Athletic. Will Muschamp will see his salary drop from $855,000 to $50,000 in moving to an analyst role
Will's two boys will be done in college within 5 years so you might see him return to the whistle then. He needs to get serious about his weight. The hours those guys work don't allow for much of a life.Georgia: Travaris Robinson will earn $1.3 million in 2024, per Seth Emerson of The Athletic. Will Muschamp will see his salary drop from $855,000 to $50,000 in moving to an analyst role
It was his decision. He wanted to spend time with his family.The only one losing out is Muschamp! Cut in pay and and off the fiels role.
Muschamp got 19.3 mil in buyout money from Florida and South Carolina. He’s sitting pretty right now…he’s always has a good salary as a DC. I think it will be tough to get out of that grinding routine though even as an analyst.The only one losing out is Muschamp! Cut in pay and and off the fiels role.
Depends on your definition of losing out.The only one losing out is Muschamp! Cut in pay and and off the fiels role.
He may be a California native.......but he looks like he would eat a biscuit with gravy and some Conecuh sausage.We now have a GM..
New Alabama staffer officially announces his title as General Manager of the Crimson Tide
It is not the National Football League, but the University of Alabama does have its first general manager. Courtney Morgan joined Kalen DeBoer in coming from Washington to the Crimson Tide. Morgan, a Los Angeles (Calif.) native, served as GM for the Huskies in two seasons (2022-23) with DeBoer...tdalabamamag.com
Sounds like UW has a pretty good AD.I like the old logo Mo is wearing.
Kalen wanted to come play with the big boys
Washington AD says Kalen DeBoer turned down 'Big Ten package' amid contract talks before leaving for Alabama
Washington made a strong push to keep DeBoer from leaving to take over the Crimson Tide after Nick Saban's retirementwww.cbssports.com
Washington offered coach Kalen DeBoer a "Big Ten package" that would have made him among college football's top-10 highest-paid coaches before he left for Alabama, Huskies athletic director Troy Dannen said this week. Speaking at a civic function in suburban Seattle, Dannen said the school's push to keep DeBoer featured financial figures "that were, quite frankly, unprecedented for this university," according to the Seattle Times.
"We put numbers in front of him that were, quite frankly, unprecedented for this university," Dannen said. "We put a Big Ten package in front of Kalen, not a Pac-12 package. …
"When it wasn't signed, Kalen said the right things publicly, and I said the right things publicly … but it gives you pause."
The push to keep DeBoer at Washington began well before Nick Saban retired and the Crimson Tide came calling. Dannen said contract negotiations with DeBoer began in October, just 10 days after Dannen arrived from his prior role as Tulane's athletic director.
Around 3M or less.Looks like Bama is getting off well on the buyouts of our past staff.
HC...he gone
OC...Owe 1.9k million less his new contract with the Browns(maybe)
OL...Owe Less than a million
RB..on staff
WR..he gone
TE...Owe 350K
DC,,,he gone
DB...he gone
DL..on staff
OLB...he gone
LB..Owe 700k
Well that will help with the chicken wings for our new GMAround 3M or less.