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If the buyout not a problem, why did it not go down last year?For the 10000000000000 time.....
THE BUYOUT IS NOT A PROBLEM.......
Getting enough to money for Stevens is a different story...
If the buyout not a problem, why did it not go down last year?
Why is it not a problem now? Is it because the IU admin wants to become a bball blue blood again?Because it was roughly double of what it is now...
You got. Glass is pretty happy I think.Glass is happy with how things are going now! We can put a beating on anybody outside the top 200.
If the buyout not a problem, why did it not go down last year?
Sir, you win the MR. Obvious award...Because Glass likes Crean and wanted him to remain the coach?
What do I win?
Great! Hire him to coach the Mavericks!how is IU going to get the buyout now?
The buyout really isn't the problem. I believe it is at approximately $7.5 million at this stage. He would not be required to receive all of that up front. When you look at the language of the contract it states that he would be paid from the "period date of termination to the normal expiration date", which is 2020. I think $1.5 million over the next 5 years is very reasonable, and if Glass wanted him gone, the buyout shouldn't be the issue here. The problem is that Crean is doing just enough to get by (i.e bringing in above average recruiting classes to keep people somewhat excited), and Glass has settled for this mediocrity. Glass and Crean both need to go, not just Crean.
You have job security at iu if you win kinda like alot of places. Eight years is more then enough time or are we still saying the first three years don't count. Lol.I doubt that Glass is happy with Tom, but was stuck last year and couldn't make a change. What coach would come here knowing Tom got a huge extension and 2 seasons later gets fired? That tells any potential candidates that you have no job security at Indiana. With another year passing, the timing might be better this March.
And as others have said, the buyout is not an issue. There are plenty of deep pocketed donors out there who are much lower profile than Mark Cuban.
I doubt that Glass is happy with Tom, but was stuck last year and couldn't make a change. What coach would come here knowing Tom got a huge extension and 2 seasons later gets fired? That tells any potential candidates that you have no job security at Indiana. With another year passing, the timing might be better this March.
And as others have said, the buyout is not an issue. There are plenty of deep pocketed donors out there who are much lower profile than Mark Cuban.
I might have missed something. Was there some article or something that said that Cuban loved Crean? I wish it was the opposite and he'd front the cash to buy him out and to hire somebody worth a crap to replace him.how is IU going to get the buyout now?
Cuban is very rich and I think he must therefore be sharp in what he does. BUT I have no clue what he would know about basketball
I don't think Glass loves Crean. I think he thought with most of the group returning and Bryant coming in Crean deserved another season to show significant improvement. If this team doesn't get a lot better soon, and it doesn't finish near the top of the league, and/or it doesn't have a nice run in the NCAA tourney, Crean is probably done at IU. A more manageable buyout this year certainly helps in that regard.The buyout really isn't the problem. I believe it is at approximately $7.5 million at this stage. He would not be required to receive all of that up front. When you look at the language of the contract it states that he would be paid from the "period date of termination to the normal expiration date", which is 2020. I think $1.5 million over the next 5 years is very reasonable, and if Glass wanted him gone, the buyout shouldn't be the issue here. The problem is that Crean is doing just enough to get by (i.e bringing in above average recruiting classes to keep people somewhat excited), and Glass has settled for this mediocrity. Glass and Crean both need to go, not just Crean.
If the buyout not a problem, why did it not go down last year?
Significant improvement to me means he then better win at least 5-6 more games then last year. Glass honestly thought that would happen? Has he not watched crean coach for 7 years?I don't think Glass loves Crean. I think he thought with most of the group returning and Bryant coming in Crean deserved another season to show significant improvement. If this team doesn't get a lot better soon, and it doesn't finish near the top of the league, and/or it doesn't have a nice run in the NCAA tourney, Crean is probably done at IU. A more manageable buyout this year certainly helps in that regard.
I might have missed something. Was there some article or something that said that Cuban loved Crean? I wish it was the opposite and he'd front the cash to buy him out and to hire somebody worth a crap to replace him.
there has been a lot of posters claiming that Cuban would pay for the buyout.Good for him but who cares what he says.
there has been a lot of posters claiming that Cuban would pay for the buyout.
A lot of posters? I haven't seen a single poster claiming Cuban was going to buy Crean out.
Again, the buyout is NOT a problem.
Indiana will receive over 35 million from the B10 network next
spring.....just that is enough to do whatever they want.
So, one post from Febuary and one from March is "a lot of posters"?
You can probably find more posts saying Knight is going to be the next IU AD.....lol
And more importantly, IU can easily handle the buyout.....easily.....
There are more than two post, you also can use the search feature.So, one post from Febuary and one from March is "a lot of posters"?
You can probably find more posts saying Knight is going to be the next IU AD.....lol
And more importantly, IU can easily handle the buyout.....easily.....
Good for him but who cares what he says.