How long until Kelly leaves ND for another school?

• Writerbuckeye

  

  ND has more money than any other school?
  
  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
  
  Thank you for the laugh. It's been a rough couple days.
• dwccrew

  

  Too give the fooball coach, yes ND has more money. Harvard will never pay their coach close to what ND does.
• rock_knutne

  Yawn at this thread and who started it. What a complete joke!
• sleeper

  

  dwccrew wrote: Too give the fooball coach, yes ND has more money. Harvard will never pay their coach close to what ND does.

  Prove it.
• The Equalizer

  

  In 1993 Harvard signed their current coach to a contract paying $75,000 a year (he was making 112k at ironically cincy)
  
  http://www.nytimes.com/1993/12/07/sports/sports-people-college-football-harvard-hires-murphy.html
  
  Now he was re-upped in 2006 for a 5 year extention and as best I can find, they never went public with the details but if you think that he went from 75K to millions, you're out of your fuckin mind.
  
  Congratuations on being ruined.
• sjmvsfscs08

  sleeper wrote: Prove it.

  Really? My Lord you are an idiot.
• newarkcatholicfan

  

  [size=xx-large]Yawn at all of those who rather troll than make a post on the thread that requires any thought process.
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• killdeer

  

  september63 wrote: ....Lets face it, ND isnt what they used to be, and havent been for awhile....

  This.
  
  i've been saying this same thing on this one, (and the "JJ" version) in the past...Brian Kelly may have bitten off more than he can chew with the ND administration in place. He may end up in the same place as Bob Davie, Ty W., and Chollie W.....................that is the odds on bet in Vegas.
  If he gets a chance at the helm of another school after 4 more years of .570 football, he'll be fortunate.
  Good Luck to him.
  He'll need it!
• sleeper

  

  sjmvsfscs08 wrote:

  sleeper wrote: Prove it.

  Really? My Lord you are an idiot.

  I meant the first part of his statement, rather than the latter.
  

  Too give the fooball coach, yes ND has more money.

  I simply ask for proof of this statement, and I am labeled a "troll". Go figure.
• The Equalizer

  

  Having looked through your wiki evidence, why do you think that because Harvard has more endowments than ND that they have more money to spend on a coach? Do you know what an endowment is? Most of those endowments are for students and professorships.
  
  Now I do know that ND's football program by itself is worth 91M as of 2 years ago. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16440036/
  

  The Fighting Irish football program is worth $91 million based on what the team contributes to the university’s athletic department for non-football sports ($23.5 million), the University’s academic use ($23.2 million), and the incremental sales to South Bend, Ind., and the surrounding county when the team plays games at Notre Dame Stadium.

  
  
  I would believe that coaches salaries for the football team would be paid out of what the team brings in, through the athletic dept. Your assertion, unless you can provide the proof, that because Harvard deals with more money that they can spend it anywhere they want, is a bit misleading. They have budget and line items like anyone else and just because they have a billion dollars, doesn't mean they could offer a coach a billion a year if that money is already spoken for and assigned for other purposes.
  
  So....do you have the information on harvard's athletic dept concerning their available budget for the football team?
• The Equalizer

  

  Actually I did just some (your) homework and found out harvard's atheltic dept is slashing things left and right lately due to economic times. No more hot breakfast for atheletes, travel has been toned down, they closed some facilities, they turned some sports like basketball and baseball to intremurals....but yea...harvard with its checkbook is going to pay an ivy league football coach more than notre dame....yea.
  
  
  edit: source http://www.ultimatesportsinsider.com/search/label/Harvard
• slingshot4ever

  He will never leave on his own terms, but will be fired in 4-5 years.
• steel_curtain

  ccrunner609 wrote: He will surely not be above .500 after 2 years so in that 3rd year he will have to win 10 games to keep his job.
  
  
  Remember that.

  Care to place a wagr on that?
• newarkcatholicfan

  

  That is a daring bet being the schedule is so watered down.
  
  
  9-4 Purdue
  9-11 Michigan
  9-18 @ Michigan State
  9-25 Stanford
  10-2 @ Boston College
  10-9 Pittsburgh
  10-16 Western Michigan
  10-23 Navy @East Rutherford, NJ
  10-30 Tulsa
  11-13 Utah
  11-20 Army @Yankee Stadium, NY
  11-27 @ Southern California
  
  
  9-11 @ Michigan
  9-18 Michigan State
  9-25 @ Pittsburgh
  10-1 @ Purdue
  10-15 vs. Army @Orlando, FL
  10-22 Southern California
  10-29 Navy
  11-5 Connecticut
  11-19 South Florida
  11-26 @ Stanford
• dwccrew

  

  Just for you Sleeper. I'm no ND fan at all, but they have the most valuable football program in college.
  
  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16440036/
  
  http://www.forbes.com/2007/11/20/notre-dame-fooball-biz-sports-cx_ps_1120collegeball.html
  

  The University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish, worth $101 million, is the most valuable team in college football. Unlike the other programs on our list, Notre Dame's athletic department operates under the umbrella of the university and is not run as its own distinct entity. As a result, a much higher share of profits are retained by university for academic use.

  Thanks for playing though. Proof enough? I think so. Good day
• Mr Pat

  dwccrew, it doesn't matter if he's proven wrong, he'll either make something up or ignore it and wait a little bit before making a similar claim.
• dwccrew

  

  Mr Pat wrote: dwccrew, it doesn't matter if he's proven wrong, he'll either make something up or ignore it and wait a little bit before making a similar claim.

  At this point it doesn't matter. There it is for him to read. If he wishes to dispute on here, I still know that off freehuddle, he knows that ND is the most valuable team in college football.
• Mr Pat

  Good point.
• slingshot4ever

  newarkcatholicfan wrote: That is a daring bet being the schedule is so watered down.
  
  
  9-4 Purdue
  9-11 Michigan
  9-18 @ Michigan State
  9-25 Stanford
  10-2 @ Boston College
  10-9 Pittsburgh
  10-16 Western Michigan
  10-23 Navy @East Rutherford, NJ
  10-30 Tulsa
  11-13 Utah
  11-20 Army @Yankee Stadium, NY
  11-27 @ Southern California
  
  
  9-11 @ Michigan
  9-18 Michigan State
  9-25 @ Pittsburgh
  10-1 @ Purdue
  10-15 vs. Army @Orlando, FL
  10-22 Southern California
  10-29 Navy
  11-5 Connecticut
  11-19 South Florida
  11-26 @ Stanford

  
  The schedule was watered down this year with an experienced team and look what happened with 3 potential 1st round draft picks at QB and WR.
• september63

  

  ND in 2010 will have 6/7 Losses. Even with that watered down schedule.
• sleeper

  

  dwccrew wrote: Just for you Sleeper. I'm no ND fan at all, but they have the most valuable football program in college.
  
  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16440036/
  
  http://www.forbes.com/2007/11/20/notre-dame-fooball-biz-sports-cx_ps_1120collegeball.html
  

  The University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish, worth $101 million, is the most valuable team in college football. Unlike the other programs on our list, Notre Dame's athletic department operates under the umbrella of the university and is not run as its own distinct entity. As a result, a much higher share of profits are retained by university for academic use.

  Thanks for playing though. Proof enough? I think so. Good day

  http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/article/116872
  
  Since when did revenue mean anything? Look at profit, you know, the money they have after all expenses have been paid. Looks like Texas has the most money to pay their football coach, and is CLEARLY backed up by Mack Brown being the highest paid coach in college football.
  
  Have a nice day! LOL
• newarkcatholicfan

  

  september63 wrote: ND in 2010 will have 6/7 Losses. Even with that watered down schedule.

  That would be fantastic for college football.
• steel_curtain

  newarkcatholicfan wrote: That is a daring bet being the schedule is so watered down.
  
  
  9-4 Purdue
  9-11 Michigan
  9-18 @ Michigan State
  9-25 Stanford
  10-2 @ Boston College
  10-9 Pittsburgh
  10-16 Western Michigan
  10-23 Navy @East Rutherford, NJ
  10-30 Tulsa
  11-13 Utah
  11-20 Army @Yankee Stadium, NY
  11-27 @ Southern California
  
  
  9-11 @ Michigan
  9-18 Michigan State
  9-25 @ Pittsburgh
  10-1 @ Purdue
  10-15 vs. Army @Orlando, FL
  10-22 Southern California
  10-29 Navy
  11-5 Connecticut
  11-19 South Florida
  11-26 @ Stanford

  Calm down legg press champ. If he wants to talk shit, he should back it up and bet.
• september63

  

  Why are these Notre Same fans so damn sensitive?
• killer_ewok

  

  september63 wrote: Why are these Notre Same fans so damn sensitive?

  Sensitivity isn't unique to ND fans. See H2thaizzo's rant on the other thread. You seemed to get a little worked up over Touchdown Jesus too.