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re: Colud we actually get rid of him for free?

Posted on 9/19/22 at 11:08 am to
Posted by AUstar
Member since Dec 2012
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Posted on 9/19/22 at 11:08 am to
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Why would he do that? Nobody is that dumb. We're going to have to fire him. You'd sure have to fire me.


I get what you're saying about the buyout (who would leave that behind), but you have to put yourself in his shoes. Does he want to go down like Chad Morris or Scott Frost, or does he want to salvage his career and get out before things really go south? Some things are worth more than money, especially when you're 45 and have a lot of career left. Besides, if he takes the ASU job, it's not like they are gonna pay him 35k a year. He will be making 7 figures.

All that said, I am skeptical that ASU is really interested.
Posted by AUstar
Member since Dec 2012
17112 posts
Posted on 9/19/22 at 11:22 am to
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There are bad things that are known about his time at Boise,


Yeah, a while back I read some Boise boards and Boise newspapers. Up there it is known that Harsin is impossible to work with. One Boise beat reporter said Harsin treated his assistants terribly, but they were not "big name" assistants who could easily find other work, so they just had to "take it."

So what happened is Harsin got to AU and thought he could pull this with guys like Bobo and Mason (both former head coaches). He learned quick that people who have other options won't put up with it.

As for Bobo, I am not sure Harsin even hired him anyway. While they did both coach in the WAC and knew each other, I am now inclined to think Bobo was pushed on him by the PTB. It's just too weird that Bobo was gonna be Steele's OC before Harsin was hired. So if it's true Bobo was pushed on him, then that likely strained the relationship from the start.
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