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Dabo played there, he coached there, and UA wants him.Apparently Dabo's buyout to go to Alabama is 150% of what it is for ANY other school. I don't understand that. Why?
Dabo played there, he coached there, and UA wants him.Apparently Dabo's buyout to go to Alabama is 150% of what it is for ANY other school. I don't understand that. Why?
Did they want him when it was first put into his contract (2019)?Dabo played there, he coached there, and UA wants him.
I was directing towards you personally -a lot of "fans" say the same thing by looking at a record and not understanding the whole story. Is he a great coach like his father -not even close, but he's a former Alabama QB who did his best during a pretty hopeless period.Not belittling what he did for the school. Have no idea what he did for the school. Not an Alabama Fan simply going by the win loss record
This is true ...probably too much built into that clause in his contract regarding leaving for Bama. I think it was around $9mil to get outDabo played there, he coached there, and UA wants him.
I mean ...Saban wouldn't be a horrible recruiting tool!Saban is going to stay in Tuscaloosa and will have an office at Bryant Denny Stadium.
Will be interesting to see how much DeBoer goes to him for advice and how much he includes him in the Program.
As per USA Today: https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...labama-clause-contract-explained/72194589007/This is true ...probably too much built into that clause in his contract regarding leaving for Bama. I think it was around $9mil to get out
Prices in parenthesis are if he goes to Alabama. I still think it's a strange ask.
- 2022: $6 million ($9 million)
- 2023: $5 million ($7.5 million)
- 2024: $5 million ($7.5 million)
- 2025: $4 million ($6 million)
- 2026: $3 million ($4.5 million)
- 2027: $3 million ($4.5 million)
- 2028: $2 million ($3 million)
- 2029: $2 million ($3 million)
- 2030: $1 million ($1.5 million)
- 2031: $0
Smart move on Clemson's part -understanding that there was a high risk of him leaving Clemson, especially given Saban's ageAs per USA Today: https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...labama-clause-contract-explained/72194589007/
Prices in parenthesis are if he goes to Alabama. I still think it's a strange ask.
Eh, maybe. I disagree with discouraging someone from getting their dream job though. I mean he's been at Clemson for 20 years, HC for 13 (10 when they put this clause in the contract). I would want someone who WANTS the job, not someone who feels like he's forced into it.Smart move on Clemson's part -understanding that there was a high risk of him leaving Clemson, especially given Saban's age
Yes. It's clear that Saban would be retiring long before Dabo would, and Alabama had their eye on Dabo as a replacement.Did they want him when it was first put into his contract (2019)?
I took the liberty of fixing it for you.Saban is going to stay in Tuscaloosa and will have an office at Saban Stadium.
I don't think that will happen. (There is apparently a legal reason why Denny's name must remain; that's in the legislative record from when Bryant's name was added.) They could add Saban's name and double-hyphenate it (which is clunky), or, as I think more likely, Saban will get the field name, so it will become Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium. (I'm not sure if Alabama has an after-demise rule on naming university facilities, but they are pretty common in the South, so you may not see any facility naming until after his death )I took the liberty of fixing it for you.
It was not meant to be taken seriously. Denny was the school's president from the teens to the 30s, Bryant, I trust you know who he was. The legislature added his name. A lot of places name the field, and the press box different names too. Have to have a score card.I don't think that will happen. (There is apparently a legal reason why Denny's name must remain; that's in the legislative record from when Bryant's name was added.) They could add Saban's name and double-hyphenate it (which is clunky), or, as I think more likely, Saban will get the field name, so it will become Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium. (I'm not sure if Alabama has an after-demise rule on naming university facilities, but they are pretty common in the South, so you may not see any facility naming until after his death )