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What sort of contract extension do you offer Buzz today (as of 3/22/11)?

None - Let's play UNC first.
Short-term "bridge" extension
Medium term extension
Long term extension
We'll have you forever, Buzz.

GGGG

Quote from: Gato78 on March 22, 2011, 10:18:43 PM
Regardless of numbers and length, I would tell Buzz I want a high dollar buyout or no buyout at all and a non-compete agreement naming 6 conferences he could not go to if he were to leave (Big Teneleventwelve, SEC, Big Twelve, BIG EAST etc). In order to get Buzz to bite, I would offer him the opportunity to name one school he can go to that would have no buy out consequences and for whom he would never have to seek permission to discuss employment. That way, his intentions are known, the timing is known and the powers that be only have to be concerned with one coaching position. Buzz gets enough money to be set for life and the opportunity to chase his dream without consequence if that job opens.


Why would he sign such a contract?  Unless you want to give him $3M per year, he would never agree to those terms.

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