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They did NOT leave for the money!

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http://www.tboblogs.com/index.php/sports/related/C127/
Smith, who was the lowest paid offensive coordinator in the BCS making $106,000, is expected to receive a comparable salary at WVU as quarterbacks coach.

 

This needs to change ASAP or we will continue to lose quality coaches.

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Where did the coaches that Frey and Smith are replacing go to? It may be in the articles but I missed it...

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Their Offensive Line coach went to FSU, not sure about the QB COach (or if they even had 1)

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And the offensive line coach FROM wvu that was "bought" by FSU is making something like $400,000 per year. Pretty good change for a position coach!

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Over and over I keep hearing that CJL is a tough man to work for... But he's the boss, so you can either take it or "Leavitt"...  ;)

Well said  ;)

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I have heard he is hard to work for too.

I don't really care.  I am sure the CEO of Goldman Sach's is tough to work for too.

I bet the head of Wal-Mart is tough on his execs too.

What will change over time is their compensation -- which doesn't allow CJL to get away with the tough love that he probably lends now adays.

So -- you got coaches being worked like dogs and underpaid.

Never a good combo -- but that will change.

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Where did the coaches that Frey and Smith are replacing go to? It may be in the articles but I missed it...

Our WR coach became Head Coach at Central Michigan.

Our OL coach/Associate HC became OL coach at FSU.

Our TE coach/recruiting coordinator became co-offensive coordinator at Tulsa.

Current QB coach/ST coordinator Bill Stewart is keeping the ST duties, plus he'll coach TE's and become Associate HC.

Cornerback coach adding recruiting coordinator duties.

Still need a WR coach. We've reportedly offered an awesome coach/recruiter but he might end up on the new Steelers staff.

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Where did the coaches that Frey and Smith are replacing go to? It may be in the articles but I missed it...

Our WR coach became Head Coach at Central Michigan.

Our OL coach/Associate HC became OL coach at FSU.

Our TE coach/recruiting coordinator became co-offensive coordinator at Tulsa.

Current QB coach/ST coordinator Bill Stewart is keeping the ST duties, plus he'll coach TE's and become Associate HC.

Cornerback coach adding recruiting coordinator duties.

Still need a WR coach. We've reportedly offered an awesome coach/recruiter but he might end up on the new Steelers staff.

central michigan coach that won 2 bowl games and went to cincy replaced by WVU's WR coach.  odd.  was the TE coach decent because it seems he could have held out for a better position than co-oc at a mediocre school?  btw, I hate WVU, heh.

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Tulsa is not a bad job!

They can dominate cusa and this will get an OC noticed by the big boys.

and OC is better stepping stone for HC job!

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a friend of Coach Frey told me today that CJL did NOT offer to match the offer........in Frey's words to his friend-"that is a lie, Coach never offered to match it he only talked about how higher cost of living up there equals it out.

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