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Because he could bring his family back to Hawaii, where family lives and provide opportunities for his kids to spend time with Grandparents, and live in Hawaii again. That is a powerful motivator. If you are financially independent, earning more money isn't the driving factor, quality of life is.Irse wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 3:43 am Have you checked how much money he's set to make next year? $760,000. So what if he's financially set. Why would he want to work for 100K when he can make 7x the amount. As a DC, with recruiting, he'll probably be away form his family more often recruiting. Why would he want to do that?
http://athletics.apu.edu/coaches.aspx?r ... h=footballWidely regarded as one of the greatest offensive linemen in NFL history with a 20-year professional career and induction to the NFL Hall of Fame, Azusa Pacific offensive line coach Jackie Slater is one of the nation’s finest teachers of the craft he mastered for two decades in the NFL for the Los Angeles and St. Louis Rams franchise, which retired his jersey number.
What other jobs did Naeole, Miano and Gouveia turn down to stay at UH? Any that would have made them 7x more than what they made at UH?BigWave96744 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 11:09 am Other former NFL guys who worked for peanuts
June Jones
Rich Miano
Kurt Gouveia
Chris Naeole
Raising Hapa kids in Hawaii or Atlanta?????
For some people but not necessarily for everyone who ever lived here.wailukuwarriorfan wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 10:10 amBecause he could bring his family back to Hawaii, where family lives and provide opportunities for his kids to spend time with Grandparents, and live in Hawaii again. That is a powerful motivator. If you are financially independent, earning more money isn't the driving factor, quality of life is.Irse wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 3:43 am Have you checked how much money he's set to make next year? $760,000. So what if he's financially set. Why would he want to work for 100K when he can make 7x the amount. As a DC, with recruiting, he'll probably be away form his family more often recruiting. Why would he want to do that?
And I don't agree that recruiting with take him away from his family more often. With the exception of recruiting and home visits, Coaches also use phones and social media and will offer official visits to Hawaii.
We should hire a DC that has had proven success, knows defense and can also motivate student athletes to reach their potential. Being a former Warrior that was successful in the NFL is a bonus that can only help recruiting efforts. Jeff Ulbrich is someone that could fill that DC position well.
http://www.oregonlive.com/beavers/index ... tensi.htmlGary Andersen will make $2.65 million in 2017-18. Additionally, Andersen's buyout in 2021-22 will be $2.5 million if he leaves OSU for a Pac-12 or NFL job and $2 million if he leaves under any other circumstance.
Actually nobody owes anybody in that situationBigWave96744 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2017 9:11 pm Gary Anderson is a great coach but with no ties and connections to Hawaii, and $2 Million owed to OSU it would be an even more stretch for him coming to work for peanuts
http://www.oregonlive.com/beavers/index ... tensi.htmlGary Andersen will make $2.65 million in 2017-18. Additionally, Andersen's buyout in 2021-22 will be $2.5 million if he leaves OSU for a Pac-12 or NFL job and $2 million if he leaves under any other circumstance.
After signing an extension in January, Anderson had a $12.6 million guaranteed contract through 2021, but per the university’s release, the mutual parting means that both sides have released each other “from all future contract obligations and payments.”
You know what's ironic, former UH DC Kevin Clune left Hawaii to join Anderson at Utah St to be the DC. They then again teamed up Oregon St where Clune again was the DC. What if Anderson balks but recommends his buddy Clune (who will probably be out of a job when a new OSU coach is named)Irse wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2017 1:45 amActually nobody owes anybody in that situationBigWave96744 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2017 9:11 pm Gary Anderson is a great coach but with no ties and connections to Hawaii, and $2 Million owed to OSU it would be an even more stretch for him coming to work for peanuts
http://www.oregonlive.com/beavers/index ... tensi.htmlGary Andersen will make $2.65 million in 2017-18. Additionally, Andersen's buyout in 2021-22 will be $2.5 million if he leaves OSU for a Pac-12 or NFL job and $2 million if he leaves under any other circumstance.After signing an extension in January, Anderson had a $12.6 million guaranteed contract through 2021, but per the university’s release, the mutual parting means that both sides have released each other “from all future contract obligations and payments.”
No thanks.BigWave96744 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2017 6:49 amYou know what's ironic, former UH DC Kevin Clune left Hawaii to join Anderson at Utah St to be the DC. They then again teamed up Oregon St where Clune again was the DC. What if Anderson balks but recommends his buddy Clune (who will probably be out of a job when a new OSU coach is named)Irse wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2017 1:45 amActually nobody owes anybody in that situationBigWave96744 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2017 9:11 pm Gary Anderson is a great coach but with no ties and connections to Hawaii, and $2 Million owed to OSU it would be an even more stretch for him coming to work for peanuts
http://www.oregonlive.com/beavers/index ... tensi.htmlAfter signing an extension in January, Anderson had a $12.6 million guaranteed contract through 2021, but per the university’s release, the mutual parting means that both sides have released each other “from all future contract obligations and payments.”