I wonder if the job is on Vrabel’s bucket list or if he’s an NFL lifer. Seems like he and the Titans have had a bit of a hot and cold relationship over the years.
Annual Matt Campbell in demand - 2020 version
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I am fairly convinced the “source” is social media BS, maybe CF. I don’t think Campbell and/or JP are of the mindset to be blabbing about such things. Maybe those are the jobs he might leave for, but I doubt he has told anyone that who would leak it to pundits.
If it is true, he probably isn’t going anywhere for a while. And if he is a guy who likes the challenge of building his own dynasty, seems unlikely those programs will need a rebuild any time soon.
I see this as almost no chance of happening. The fact that they are writing it just proves how uninformed these people are. I'm starting to see the annual articles about where Matt Campbell is going as a good sign as how we are doing and great publicity for CMC and the team.
I have to kind of laugh when people talk about CMC's affinity for the ND or tOSU job, those are calls that all but a couple of coaches in the country are answering.
MSU isn’t a good job. Saban got to 9 wins and bolted. Campbell is on a Dantonio type trajectory already at ISU. His winning percentage is already better at ISU than Perles achieved at MSU. What Dantonio did at MSU is not a Snyder or Beamer accomplishment, but it’s the next step down in terms of great jobs building a program. With a couple exceptions, prior to Dantonio that was largely a 5-7 win type program for decades.
As great as MC is, it’s a good thing to highlight that this is a realistic possibility, and just how hard it is to get a job like OSU.
I'm operating on the assumption that no seniors return. I'd like to be surprised, but that's my point of view as someone who spent 5.5 years in school. Even if you love it, real life looms. Kolar is the one I view as most likely to return, but if he'll be a third round pick or better I think he probably goes. He already has his engineering degree.
That was my thinking as well but in the podcast yesterday they said there might be a handful of guys that return. Or are you just talking about the TEs? I know Chase graduated last spring.
I think Kolar’s gone, which is a bummer.
He be the MAN, but if recruiting has helped the TE room like recruiting has helped the Running back room, well.....................
Oh, I’m not super worried about the talent level. But he’s just so funny to listen to that I would miss him.
Headline:MC has his eyes on a few jobs.
Article: doesn’t say what jobs or that he’s even interested in any jobs.
Just more click bait with no information.
From the Dodd tweet. The article doesn’t bring any new info besides saying the “not interested in Michigan job” is false. And his reasoning was because Toledo is only an hour away from those jobs so why wouldn’t he interested?
Is Campbell's buyout actually 20 million as of 11/17/2020? https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/
I'm pretty sure that's the buyout if we fire him.
The buyout to hire him goes down every year and I think it might be in the $5-7 million range right now.
If CMC were going to leave at some point I don't see it being after this season. This team is setup real nice for 2021 - a team he and his staff built from the ground up - and would think if you know what makes him tick he would want to hang around to see if this team could contend for the CFP given we tentative only lose the following assuming no pro defections or seniors coming back:
TE: Allen and Soehner
RB: Nwangwu
WR: Akers
OL: Foster
Both kickers Rivera and Assalley
DL: both Baileys and Uwazurike
LB: Hummel
Secondary: White and Eisworth
There is A LOT of depth on this roster that it has become "next man in" lately when we have an injury so what job out there currently would be more rewarding than what he has already built? I've said it before, I see a lot of the same traits that motivate Pollard in CMC too and I feel comfortable that he's going to hang around and finish what he started here. If for some chance he did leave can you imagine just how juicy this job would look to coaches knowing they could potentially be taking over a team that could potentially be a preseason top 10 if we finish out strong this year?
TE: Allen and Soehner
RB: Nwangwu
WR: Akers
OL: Foster
Both kickers Rivera and Assalley
DL: both Baileys and Uwazurike
LB: Hummel
Secondary: White and Eisworth
There is A LOT of depth on this roster that it has become "next man in" lately when we have an injury so what job out there currently would be more rewarding than what he has already built? I've said it before, I see a lot of the same traits that motivate Pollard in CMC too and I feel comfortable that he's going to hang around and finish what he started here. If for some chance he did leave can you imagine just how juicy this job would look to coaches knowing they could potentially be taking over a team that could potentially be a preseason top 10 if we finish out strong this year?
