Anybody knocking on the door for Coach Bohl?

[kab1one]

Bohl is 55/6 years old. If he wins third straight, what does he have to accomplish here? His legacy is secure.

So if someone offers him seven figures, you would think he would have to take it.


A big contract offers him and his family financial security for this generation but the next? If someone offers you 3 or 4 times your current salary and a challenge, wouldn't you take it?

Wife from here, working here. For a million bump in salary, she doesn't need to work.

In many regards, if he were offered the jump, I would expect him to take the money and run,.

[CaBisonFan]

I hope we win the title and that everyone's after him.

[ACECON]

Probably but I really hope not. By BSU I'm assuming Boise State correct? I hope we have as much success keeping Bohl as you have keeping Petersen (excellent coach). I have heard that he stays in Boise only because his child has a physical ailment treated by only 2 hospitals, one of which is in Boise. Is this true or false rumor?

Yes, Boise State University. Coach Pete stays for many reasons. His sons health issues (Cancer) was many years ago. Hopefully he has grown out of it. There were other hospitals and places, he likes the quality of living in Boise. He makes over $2M, lives close to campus, can be by a lake in 30 minutes to 2 hours. Both of his sons are in HS now. BSU just built a brand new $22M Football Facility on the north end of the stadium. We could lose him, nothing is for sure, but he isn't the kind of guy that wants to put up with the turmoil of the BIG Programs. He came to us from Oregon and has experienced the trials and tribulations of BCS Programs.

[HerdBot]

Bohl is 55/6 years old. If he wins third straight, what does he have to accomplish here? His legacy is secure.

So if someone offers him seven figures, you would think he would have to take it.


A big contract offers him and his family financial security for this generation but the next? If someone offers you 3 or 4 times your current salary and a challenge, wouldn't you take it?

Wife from here, working here. For a million bump in salary, she doesn't need to work.

In many regards, if he were offered the jump, I would expect him to take the money and run,.

If he ends up pushing 400 here and he gets a million, what's better? A million for a few years before you get canned or 400k for life in an area your happy? Only Bohl could answer that

[kab1one]

If he ends up pushing 400 here and he gets a million, what's better? A million for a few years before you get canned or 400k for life in an area your happy? Only Bohl could answer that

Your assuming he fails and gets fired in the next job. Plus usually those jobs are guaranteed for the life of the contract or has a heavy buyout for the coach.

So a 2 years at 1.3 million is equal to what he has on his contract here.

I like Calbison's response, lets hope everyone is after him.

[ACECON]

Who are you? A bisonville member trying to stir the pot? If so, it looks like the bait has been taken. Well done.

Not trying to stir the pot. Just curious about this topic.

[56BISON73]

Bohl is 55/6 years old. If he wins third straight, what does he have to accomplish here? His legacy is secure.

So if someone offers him seven figures, you would think he would have to take it.




A big contract offers him and his family financial security for this generation but the next? If someone offers you 3 or 4 times your current salary and a challenge, wouldn't you take it?

Wife from here, working here. For a million bump in salary, she doesn't need to work.

In many regards, if he were offered the jump, I would expect him to take the money and run,.

He said in an interview that zeros on the paycheck arent neccessarily the most important thing. He also touched on a few other things that made me believe hes not looking to leave.

[HerdBot]

Your assuming he fails and gets fired in the next job. Plus usually those jobs are guaranteed for the life of the contract or has a heavy buyout for the coach.

So a 2 years at 1.3 million is equal to what he has on his contract here.

I like Calbison's response, lets hope everyone is after him.

Wrong

Wyoming's coach has a base of 190k with ridiculous incentives. His current buyout pays him 596k
Of course he made 1.2 million last year and the year before but his BCS coaching career is essentially over

http://m.trib.com/sports/college/wyo...ile_touch=true

[bisonaudit]

Wife from here, working here. For a million bump in salary, she doesn't need to work.

I'm pretty sure she's working right now for reasons other than need.

[kab1one]

Wrong

Wyoming's coach has a base of 190k with ridiculous incentives. His current buyout pays him 596k
Of course he made 1.2 million last year and the year before but his BCS coaching career is essentially over

http://m.trib.com/sports/college/wyo...ile_touch=true

I also would like to think 3 straight national championships would lead to a decent FBS job, not Wyoming.