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Ah, mixing metaphors are you?

Never really understood the bonus, or "MBO" as our industry tends to call it. Always seemed to me that exceptional performance was simply "met expectations", and one, in theory, is paid for doing what is expected.

OK, I misunderstood. But yes, if GT owes it it owes it. What's that thing about being a Georgia Tech man? I don't think he'll be fired, not sure he should be.I'd feel more sure about it if Johnson had some record in his 10 years of a superior defense but that was not to be. The certain truth of...

I'm not taking a salary side since I think all of them are paid far in excess of what they should be, but that ship has sailed, so: do you think given our defensive performance the DC is worth a million five? Somewhere salary has to be tied to production. Or does it in football?

No argument. It was not that long ago that the Red Cross was spending more money for salary for its political appointment head, all legal, and all off the radar as long as they could keep it there. It was Bob Dole's wife if I remember correctly. She had other qualifications but the salary was...

Am I the only one who thinks that is an odd clause to add to any bill? Almost as though they were as usual after education and got the coaches by mistake -- yeah, like a history teacher makes $3 mil, though his or her value is greater -- and now can't figure out how to explain it. Well, they...

Coaching Georgia Tech or Clemson or Alabama? If Tech, no. That huge elephant consumes the room no matter who the coach is. (And those types aren't coming to Tech. Sorry, but would you?)

goo points all and worth pondering. But the most direct to me is our abysmal support for public education, and in the south generally and NC particularly a real aversion to it particularly post-HS. Shameful.

KU was optimistic they would get Venables from Clemson -- he was an all-conference LB there in the '90s -- to succeed Snyder. But Venables wants to win a NC coaching at least one of his sons, just recruited into the 2018 class as a LB, and his youngest son already has an offer as a HS sophomore...

I think it fair to say Gailey had one really good recruiting year, and one of that class came to Tech because his friend was coming.