Regarding Nebraska, I think Campbell already has a better shot at winning a conference championship HERE than if he took over Nebraska. I can't see him turning around Nebraska to the extent where they'll beat Wis, PSU, OSU, and Mich all in the same year. Nebraska isn't what it used to be.
If we can pay Campbell, Nebraska isn't a step up for him.
If you can sell that to Matt Campbell, then we’re all set.Truly a sad testimony where most poster's reality of life is only about 'money'. How many of you suggesting JP pony up, have actually done the math and ponied up yourselves? We've become such an 'enabled' society where we've lost touch with 'other' things which should matter more. Here's a chance to establish a 'legacy'. 'Those' schools with the big bucks will only put 'another' good coach in a long line of coaches. At Iowa State, he can become an Orr. Here we 'fill' the stadium. Here we have a nucleus of fantastic fans. Here we have an AD of 'proven' growth. This program is on the rise, and if the success continues, has unlimited potential. I'm tired of 'smaller' schools with fewer alumni having 'better' programs. It's OUR time.
5 Tom Herman Texas Big 12 $5,250,000
18 Gary Patterson TCU Big 12 $4,014,723
21 Mike Gundy Oklahoma St Big 12 $3,775,000
30 Kliff Kingsbury Texas Tech Big 12 $3,306,575
35 Bill Snyder Kansas St Big 12 $3,106,000
37 Lincoln Riley Oklahoma Big 12 $3,100,000
39 Dana Holgorsen West Virginia Big 12 $2,980,000
57 Matt Campbell Iowa St Big 12 $2,000,000
88 David Beaty Kansas Big 12 $801,109
127 Matt Rhule Baylor Big 12 N/A
Current pay for Big12 coaches. I think pay him 3 mil a yr, 250k for a bowl (6wins), up that to 500k for 9 wins (never done that in reg season) 750k for 10+ wins, (each tier cancels out the other, not collecting both or all) 1mil for a Big12 championship. puts him anywhere from 7th for sub par season to 3rd for championship.
I don't think Campbell is wired the way most people assume he is. I don't think it's all about money for him. I think it's about opportunity. He saw something in Iowa State when he visited here with his Toledo team and thought he could build something here. And if I remember correctly, Campbell said he accepted the job with JP on a handshake without even talking contract or money. It's opportunity that drives him. He has a P5 school where he can completely change the culture and build something his own way with quite a bit of patience from the administration and fans. I doubt he leaves unless it's for another opportunity he sees as better. It won't be money.
Then there is literally nothing we can do. Might as well enjoy the ride right?That could also be a bad thing too if all he wants is opportunity. That's kind of how Fred was. I don't think it mattered how much JP offered to pay him, he wanted that "opportunity" in the NBA. So what if CMC just wants the "opportunity" to coach at a BIG time program?
That could also be a bad thing too if all he wants is opportunity. That's kind of how Fred was. I don't think it mattered how much JP offered to pay him, he wanted that "opportunity" in the NBA. So what if CMC just wants the "opportunity" to coach at a BIG time program?
I think we also have to consider what it's going to take for Prohm, Fennelly, and Dresser to stay as well.
Everyone complained that JP didn't care enough about wrestling, so he went out and paid what it took to land Dresser, as well as the assistants too. And Prohm has done amazingly well too in coaching by far our most successful program to date, and he'll be needing more money too here eventually.
You can't ever look at anything on an island. I'd say we can't afford to lose Prohm right now either. Dresser and Fennelly I guess wouldn't be as important as those programs don't make money.
It's one of those deals though where football pays almost all the bills, so in order to afford Prohm, we might have to keep CMC because without football doing well we won't have the money to pay everyone else. It's a very tough thing to balance for JP.
I think we also have to consider what it's going to take for Prohm, Fennelly, and Dresser to stay as well.
If you can sell that to Matt Campbell, then we’re all set.
lol tech is really paying Kingsbury that much. He doesn't even have a winning record in 5 seasons5 Tom Herman Texas Big 12 $5,250,000
18 Gary Patterson TCU Big 12 $4,014,723
21 Mike Gundy Oklahoma St Big 12 $3,775,000
30 Kliff Kingsbury Texas Tech Big 12 $3,306,575
35 Bill Snyder Kansas St Big 12 $3,106,000
37 Lincoln Riley Oklahoma Big 12 $3,100,000
39 Dana Holgorsen West Virginia Big 12 $2,980,000
57 Matt Campbell Iowa St Big 12 $2,000,000
88 David Beaty Kansas Big 12 $801,109
127 Matt Rhule Baylor Big 12 N/A
Current pay for Big12 coaches. I think pay him 3 mil a yr, 250k for a bowl (6wins), up that to 500k for 9 wins (never done that in reg season) 750k for 10+ wins, (each tier cancels out the other, not collecting both or all) 1mil for a Big12 championship. puts him anywhere from 7th for sub par season to 3rd for championship.
His job is to attract and retain top talent that fit the culture. He failed with those 3 associates.
As I stated in other posts in related threads, we expect to get over $5 million more per year from the Big 12 starting next year from the playoff and other reasons. JP has invested plenty in the non-revenue sports with the gains from the prior 5-7 years. IMO, he needs to spend the new $5 million on football. In addition, with more wins, the days of cheap tickets in Jack Trice will be over both current discount tickets and the price of regular season tickets which will easily increase revenue by several million per year.
Failed? The opposite.His job is to attract and retain top talent that fit the culture. He failed with those 3 associates.