The list starts and ends with TJ.
Darian DeVries
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The list starts and ends with TJ.
It's amazing how many posters on here know the coaches' wives so well, and how they feel about Ames.
Alison was documented to be excited by one of the beat writers on here when TJ came back to Ames in 2015.
If, and it's a big if, he can line up a new position for next year, he might resign instead of waiting to be fired. Just negotiate so no buy out is required by the new landing spot. Prohm misses out on some money from ISU, but saves money for his future employer who would then pay him more going forward.
Just a thought, but that would be a win win situation in some respects.
Prohm getting another job outside the P6 is a lot more likely than people are acting like. Some smaller school would be more than willing to offer him a HC job.
ME! I'm taking the job for $100,000 and spending the rest on assistants. also 5 yr contract and buy out is just however many yrs is left on the contract.
Hopefully CW bumps this up the chain to JP and it comes to fruition. I would be a happy guy.
I always liked Bobby Bonilla!
Not in favor of offering him the ISU head mbb position though.
Drake won today against Evansville, 85-71, and moved to 22-2 overall and 13-2 in conference. Half a game behind Loyola in conference.
Not a bad idea. Take the 6 figures, live very well, pay amazing assistants 7 and sit back and watch the winning.
Did TJ know that the beat writer was exciting her?
Parlay that into a 20MM NBA contract and just roll the ball out, get fired after 2 seasons and just fade away. Sounds like living the dream to me.
For once I just want to get paid millions, get fired, and then get paid millions at my next gig and the one after that despite never actually improving.
Lane kiffin comes to mind. He just keeps jumping around and being average then taking a pay increase to be average again.
CycloneErik
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in 25 years we will all give Lane a round of applause for making so much money and being way below average as a football coach. It’s truly amazing
