Hell of it is by 2023 he’ll lokely have something in place through 2027 and they buyout will probably be even higher. Farta really screwed the pooch on this one, and did it in a cloak and dagger fashion.Absolutely agree with that
Hell of it is by 2023 he’ll lokely have something in place through 2027 and they buyout will probably be even higher. Farta really screwed the pooch on this one, and did it in a cloak and dagger fashion.Absolutely agree with that
And of course Gary likes to frame that as of winning and doing it right are mutually exclusive.But, but, but....Our guys do it the RIGHT WAY!
I know it’s spread out, but I remember reading (in the Gazette?) that because we owed Lick ($800,000?/year) over a certain time period that we couldn't offer certain coaches $3+ million that it would take.No, the buyout didn’t hamstring anything. An overall lack of progress on basketball facilities thanks to Bowlsby did.
Do people think we pay the buyout all at once or something?
I know it’s spread out, but I remember reading (in the Gazette?) that because we owed Lick ($800,000?) over a certain time period that we could offer certain coaches $3+ million that it would take.
He’s not making a change unless Fran’s results bottom out to Lick like levels.
Hell of it is by 2023 he’ll lokely have something in place through 2027 and they buyout will probably be even higher. Farta really screwed the pooch on this one, and did it in a cloak and dagger fashion.
Coach Fran knows he's not going to be fired and that's why the team is in decline. Is he really completely dedicated to winning at Iowa or is it just a job?
McCaffery certainly has his faults, primarily recruiting athletes and coaching defense, but to believe he really isn't interested in winning at Iowa is pretty shortsighted.
9 million if fired between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019
7.6 million if fired between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020
6.2 million if fired between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021
4.7 million if fired between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022
3.6 million if fired between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023
This sucks!
You folks don't seem to get it. Barta doesn't fire or give extensions to a major sport without say so.Good time time fire Barta in 2019. These contracts are absolutely a fireable offense.
You folks don't seem to get it. Barta doesn't fire or give extensions to a major sport without say so.
You are so naiveHe’s the Athletic Director...he owns all activity in the...Athletic Department.
9 million if fired between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019
7.6 million if fired between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020
6.2 million if fired between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021
4.7 million if fired between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022
3.6 million if fired between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023
This sucks!
"Full of upper classman" ???? CluelessIts year freaking 9. His team is full of upperclassmen. That's insane to wait another year IMO.
9 million if fired between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019
7.6 million if fired between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020
6.2 million if fired between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021
4.7 million if fired between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022
3.6 million if fired between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023
This sucks!
"Full of upper classman" ???? Clueless
"Full of upper classman" ???? Clueless
How would you describe 6 Jrs and 1 Sr who've been playing and some of them starting for 3 years? Newbies? The core of this team is built around 3rd year players.
Barta is super proud of Iowa’s coaching longevity and continuity. He’s not making a change unless Fran’s results bottom out to Lick like levels.
Ok ...I might of been clueless a little here. Based on minutes played they are really young. Toucheup·per·class·man
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Iowa Juniors/Seniors:
Isaiah Moss: JR
Tyler Cook: JR
Jordan Bohannon JR
Nicholas Baer SR
Ryan Kriener JR
Maishe Dailey JR
Iowa Freshmen/Sophomores
Luka Garza-SO
Joe Wieskamp-FR
Connor McCaffery-RS FR
This is just an idea... I don't know the language of his contract... BUT, if he shows poor behavior (chair slams, screaming at officials, tossed from games) I wonder if there is a clause that we can fire him and not have to pay the buyout?
As an attorney, you are correct that most contracts have clauses for moral terpitude, behavior and the like. These, when triggered, automatically void the contract and absolve the offeror (the University of Iowa) from having to pay the offeree (the Coach) any money. However, these acts usually have to be egregious (read felonies or unbelievably embarrassing). Committing a violent crime, sleeping with coeds, embezzling the program, that sort of thing. Screaming at officials, getting tossed from games etc. not gonna do it as Bush 41 would have said.
Ok ...I might of been clueless a little here. Based on minutes played they are really young. Touche
Sure you can.
Patrick looks to be a capable player. But he's not a program changer.
I'm relatively ambivalent on Fran, although thinking that given the amount of time he's been at Iowa we've probably seen his best by now.
I have a stronger sentiment about his boss.
In no way would I want the current AD making any significant hire. Until he's gone, I'd probably ride things out barring a complete collapse.
Ok ...I might of been clueless a little here. Based on minutes played they are really young. Touche
I'd gladly represent him and see any litigants in court. Cha ching.You are wrong. While his behavior doesn't rise to the level of the crimes you mention, it not only severely impacts the reputation of the University, it amounts to verbal assault, and harms the University to the extent that the ill-will will make it impossible to get fair treatment moving forward.
Fire him and let him sue. He won't win.
I'd gladly represent him and see any litigants in court. Cha ching.
Pay the money and go grab Drake’s staff for a much cheaper price initially. They are younger, hungrier, cheaper, and most importantly could end up being great(we know what Fran is at this point).
I actually agree with this. I've watched some chunks of a couple of their games this year (yes, I know, it now makes me an expert on them), and like what that staff is doing. Hell, I'm pretty sure I saw a couple of actual offensive sets and the kids played together and actually defended.