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I’d hate if we added Otz to the Big Ten.

But I remember last year when UK was sniffing around, the buyout was astronomical.

Also think Iowa State is a sneaky really good job
He's got them #4 in the country... He earned his bones there as an assistant for 8 years...but...

The buyout is something like 3.5 million. Nothing for OSU. His current contract, which runs through 2032, is only 500,000 in base salary, up to 4 million with incentives. Safe to say, ISU is going to have to step up to the plate if they want to keep him around. He is definitely outperforming those numbers.

Loyalty only buys so much...
 
#352      
I’d hate if we added Otz to the Big Ten.

But I remember last year when UK was sniffing around, the buyout was astronomical.

Also think Iowa State is a sneaky really good job
But . . But . . But . . . It's in Iowa!
 
#354      
He's got them #4 in the country... He earned his bones there as an assistant for 8 years...but...

The buyout is something like 3.5 million. Nothing for OSU. His current contract, which runs through 2032, is only 500,000 in base salary, up to 4 million with incentives. Safe to say, ISU is going to have to step up to the plate if they want to keep him around. He is definitely outperforming those numbers.

Loyalty only buys so much...

You’re right! That’s odd his buyout decreased so much

 
#356      
Last year was fun

got who they wanted

Iowa - Ben McCollum
Texas - Sean Miller
Villanova - Kevin Willard
Minnesota - Nicko Medved

had to settle
Indiana - Devries
Miami - Jai Lucas (assistant)
Virginia - Ryan Odom (assistant)
 
#357      
I’d hate if we added Otz to the Big Ten.

But I remember last year when UK was sniffing around, the buyout was astronomical.

Also think Iowa State is a sneaky really good job
Agreed on otz in the big ten.im not sure on the buyout article didn't fully elaborate on it. I do think Ohio state could have a bigger war chest and frankly a better history then Iowa state.itd shake the big ten up alot if otz did take the osu job I think hes a great coach
 
#360      
Why OSU? Shouldn’t Otz rather be waiting on KU / UNC / KY?
Self is close to retiring, Pope is hanging on by a thread and wouldn't think that Davis' seat is overly comfortable. If they get knocked out in the first round, it might get really uncomfortable.

No reason to leave ISU unless it's for a blue blood. He's got a real good gig right now.
 
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He's got them #4 in the country... He earned his bones there as an assistant for 8 years...but...

The buyout is something like 3.5 million. Nothing for OSU. His current contract, which runs through 2032, is only 500,000 in base salary, up to 4 million with incentives. Safe to say, ISU is going to have to step up to the plate if they want to keep him around. He is definitely outperforming those numbers.

Loyalty only buys so much...
Otz will go wherever he’s offered a truckload of size Small polos. 😎
 
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Decent job for a young, up-and-coming assistant. I can't imagine they'll get any highly qualified candidates for the job, though.
Depends on what you mean by highly qualified. Certainly won’t be getting someone the average fan will have heard of, but I think they can get a sitting head coach from a smaller conference out west if that is direction they want to go. Need someone to inject some enthusiasm into the program.
 
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Agreed on otz in the big ten.im not sure on the buyout article didn't fully elaborate on it. I do think Ohio state could have a bigger war chest and frankly a better history then Iowa state.itd shake the big ten up alot if otz did take the osu job I think hes a great coach
I genuinely think the biggest factor for Otzelberger is the relationship with the AD. He has a FANTASTIC relationship with Jamie Pollard at Iowa State. It’s right up there with the Bielema/Whitman relationship, if not better. I don’t think he leaves unless he has a “heck yes” feeling that he’ll have an AD that supports him.
 
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