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Posted on 10/15/18 at 8:38 pm to sthrndream
Posted on 10/15/18 at 8:38 pm to sthrndream
All first contracts for coaches should be heavily reliant on incentives until proven otherwise. That's the way most business contracts are negotiated that I've been around. You get $x base pay and $x if you hit goal A. $x if you hit goal B. And $xxx if you hit goal A&B.
I would live to hear the rationale that was presented for the current contract. Any person I've done business with would have laughed and told everyone they know not to even take meetings from Sexton/Gus.
I would live to hear the rationale that was presented for the current contract. Any person I've done business with would have laughed and told everyone they know not to even take meetings from Sexton/Gus.
Posted on 10/15/18 at 8:59 pm to IAmNERD
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Any person I've done business with would have laughed
Probably because those people's business doesn't have that labor market dynamics. A successful coach has all the bargaining power.
For example, if Nick Saban asked for a $2mil raise today or he'd walk, you better believe that Bama would be opening their checkbook
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I would live to hear the rationale that was presented for the current contract.
Just look at S&P 500 CEO compensation. It is very similar
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