Yeah, I didn't say he thought that way. I said that I think that.The guys that get to this level don't make job decisions assuming they will fail.
Yeah, I didn't say he thought that way. I said that I think that.The guys that get to this level don't make job decisions assuming they will fail.
If he goes to a Penn State, Florida, or LSU he could probably sign a $40+ million contract all while earning what $18 million at Iowa State or more and whatever he made at Toledo. I think he will financially be fine if he fails and probably lives modestly anyways.For the record, I think it would be a very bad move for Matt to leave for one of these jobs. His philosophy and culture is exactly that of ISU's athletic Department under Jamie. He could coach here for the next 20 years and make $100 million and be iconic to a school and fanbase. He could go to an LSU or Florida and flop and be out of that job in 2-3 years and who knows where your career goes from there.
Fred isn't doing so well since he left Ames.. (maybe monetarily)..
How much are those black wind jackets?If he goes to a Penn State, Florida, or LSU he could probably sign a $40+ million contract all while earning what $18 million at Iowa State or more and whatever he made at Toledo. I think he will financially be fine if he fails and probably lives modestly anyways.
As someone else said, he doesn’t leave somewhere thinking he will fail.
I don't think he'd care what people think (he's very committed to his way/culture/process)
If somebody offered me at least twice as much money as I make now that I get for the next 10 years even if I get fired in 2 years, I'm taking that job.Yeah, I didn't say he thought that way. I said that I think that.
But you aren't Matt Campbell, you would've left for the Lions jobIf somebody offered me at least twice as much money as I make now that I get for the next 10 years even if I get fired in 2 years, I'm taking that job.
If his results are similar at Penn State (7/8 wins) they won't accept it.
I think it's a tight community so that would appealing I'd guess.
I believe this offseason is the most likely he is to leave. If he doesn't, he'll be here for the long haul.But you aren't Matt Campbell, you would've left for the Lions job
I believe this offseason is the most likely he is to leave. If he doesn't, he'll be here for the long haul.
Bleacher Report reporting today that Franklin extension incoming at Penn State.
For the record, I think it would be a very bad move for Matt to leave for one of these jobs. His philosophy and culture is exactly that of ISU's athletic Department under Jamie. He could coach here for the next 20 years and make $100 million and be iconic to a school and fanbase. He could go to an LSU or Florida and flop and be out of that job in 2-3 years and who knows where your career goes from there.
Fred isn't doing so well since he left Ames.. (maybe monetarily)..
All the above reasons are why someone would be worried, other institutions with much more money that passes what would "hurts badly" for ISU could come to the table.Here's why I'm not worried...this is the absolute worst time in the history of history for ISU to lose Matt Campbell. ISU football is beset on all sides with some new and scary sh*t: the transfer portal, NIL, realignment, a juiced and asymmetrical facilities arms race...
If the ISU AD has to give until it hurts badly they'll do it to keep Matt at least for some period of time until CFB calms down a bit. If Matt goes we could be in serious trouble.
Football scoop that has a lot of "in's" with the Coaching community said recently on a podcast that they think Campbell is the guy LSU wants as well. We shall see...
It'll be interesting what happens to Baylor. The Tech guy who came on here and posted for a little bit alluded to the fact that Tech's new coach had a great deal with Baylor's success under Rhule and Aranda. If I can recall from those posts, McGuire is well respected in the Texas High School ranks and thus, a reason for their recruiting and success.
Because it hurts my feelings and I don't like that.If I'm Campbell, why wouldn't you listen this cycle? There are 3 Top 10 jobs open right now. At the very minimum, he can leverage it for more here at ISU (whether for him or for his assistants). If any one of us was in as much demand as he is, we would be idiots for not at least listening to other more lucrative opportunities. Now actually taking another opportunity is a different story.
But why wouldn't he listen?