True. You know that back in Cal's early days there were people who constantly cried "how long will we have the #1 recruiting class?".How about we just live in the moment and let tomorrow take care of itself??
True. You know that back in Cal's early days there were people who constantly cried "how long will we have the #1 recruiting class?".How about we just live in the moment and let tomorrow take care of itself??
2-3 years is "sometime soon". Do you think Christmas is, like, forever?Sorry for asking a question for discussion on a message board, didn’t mean to hurt your feelings. Thanks for your insight as well, extremely informative btw.
Pay absolutely no attention to the last line of my explanation as well, I don’t think anytime soon but I could see in 2-3 yrs someone like a Michigan wanting to talk to him.
You can bet your *** that most of those schools will think they can just snap their fingers, throw out cash & Stein will come running to take the job, the funny part is when he turns them down lol.Why not forever. Stoops was one of the top paid coaches in all of CFB. If CWS continues on this trajectory money isn't going to be a issue, NIL funding is about to goin the SEC. If Will really loves this place like that what reason would there be to leave.
Kentucky is the perfect job. SEC money and for the most part slightly below SEC expectations. Right now this second WS will be getting a extension at the end of the year 100% chance. If things shake out and somehow actually end up in the playoffs year one the place will be named after him one day. .
LSU already wants Lane gone, A&M is probably gonna can their guy, UT better get it rolling before they start getting mad at Josh ... Bama wanted DeBoer fired, Auburn probably wants their guy gone, Floridas honeymoon with sumrall came crashing down now he's billy napier 2.0...South carolina wanted beamer gone badly. With top flight pay here there's no reason to go to mess and expectations like that. That a ego move which I don't think Will will just be out for that especially with the links to here.
You can get players anywhere and this year will prove that actually yeah... Everyone wants to play for Will Stien now that they've seen the results prove themselves on the field.
In interviews, it is clear he loves the NFL. My focus, like his (I hope), is just beating OU. The first 6 games have been beyond expectations and I realize, even with this staff, we could easily be 3-3 right now. I am not ready to put a cap on the season. The start has been great. Let’s keep winning and make it magical. I hope Wallace can get back from injury and Alfari is ruled eligible this week.He ain’t leaving for another college job (assuming he gets the financial support)…he’s one of us, a born and bred UK fan!!
EXACTLY!!While I absolutely love being 5-1 my lord we are halfway through season 1 here. We were two plays away from being 3-3.
Aren't we jumping the gun quite a bit.
He definitely has the feel of a really good coach. That’s what worries people. The think he is and his family are from here and grew up fans so that helps imho. I understand the worry.6 games and mother ******* talking about him leaving already. Goofy af.
3-4 years. NFL will come for him by then
Cig is much older so don’t think you can compare. If legislation is ever passed that limits coach salaries that might make nfl more attractiveDo you think Cignetti will leave Indiana? I don't. I think we will keep Stein for a long time because in the new era you can win big at any SEC/BIG school and being at a blue blood is just an unnecessary extra layer of expectations and obnoxious fans.
Do you post anything insightful or just stupidity??? It’s just a discussion amongst people outside of RR cool kid. He’s flipped the narrative of uk football and if I was Michigan for one, I’d be keeping an eye on what’s going on in Lex.2-3 years is "sometime soon". Do you think Christmas is, like, forever?
Are you going to give Mitch credit for the hire?I think we have a great coach and he was a fantastic hire. The future is bright.
That being said, talk of losing him is extremely premature. He's 4-1 will two wins in OT. We are two "go for 2" plays away from being 2-3.
Ill be shocked if he is still here in 5 years but I hope to be surprisedI think we get five years as long as we are financially competitive. Then, unless the nfl moves back to more power run game (offensive styles cycle through) then he will feel the need to test himself there.
The only caveat is if ben Johnson keeps excelling, the window might get tighter. Mcvays tree owns the nfl offensive scene but Johnson is doing things that might be changing some minds.
He’s already making 9,000,000 a year. First year coaches make way less than 9 mil. Some of you are just out of your head in 2026.Why is this the first thing everyone worries about? I think Stein will be here for a long time. I’m all about paying him but we can’t have a coach hold a program hostage with their contract like Stoops did.
He’s already making 9,000,000 a year. First year coaches make way less than 9 mil. Some of you are just out of your head in 2026.
Would be a repeat of losing Bear Bryant only this time it really would be our fault.You say that now. If the dude has the kind of success he looks primed for and then asks for a lifetime contract and then we say NO and he goes to Bama, everyone will want to fire the AD.
You either want to be ignorant or plain dense. He's not leaving.Yes he is & his daddy would kick his *** if he even considered it, maybe his momma too lol.
Nobody claimed Stoops had one. Cal did though and it basically crippled the program and is the reason for the current mess.Stoops did not have one. That is just an exaggeration many have treated as factual. It was a long contract with performance goals that would have let him coach here as long as he wanted providing those goals were met. At the point it was signed he was coming off his second 10 win season in 4 years was 4-0 and we were ranked #7.
Cal didn't actually have a lifetime contract either though his 10 year contract (very similar to Stoops) would have had him at around 70 by it's completion. That made it a couple years beyond what you deemed acceptable. The truth is you can still remove a coach whenever you want but it requires paying a buyout without cause which is the case for the majority of firings in general.Nobody claimed Stoops had one. Cal did though and it basically crippled the program and is the reason for the current mess.
No coaching deal should be longer than 7-8 years, period.
I never said he would be leaving so it looks like you're the ignorant one or can you even read lol? Go back & read the post that I quoted. Looks like your brain is in a blue velvet fogYou either want to be ignorant or plain dense. He's not leaving.
If we lose those two OT games it would be 3-3 not 2-3.I think we have a great coach and he was a fantastic hire. The future is bright.
That being said, talk of losing him is extremely premature. He's 4-1 will two wins in OT. We are two "go for 2" plays away from being 2-3.
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