... Everyone knows how this works. You guarantee the contract and/or have some sort of buyout. They can leave. You can fire them. Buyouts happen both ways. Whatever. That's just part of athletics.
We should extend the contract several more years with an appropriate buy-outs (MAC Conference as benchmark) if he leaves or if we fire him.
Exactly. You go for a win-win deal. A win for Ohio would be:
1. If Albin loses, they can fire him with with a prescheduled buyout amount
2. If Albin wins, the amount that they have to pay him goes up at a predetermined rate, and with bonuses for certain achievements
3. If Albin wins so much that some P5 school makes him an offer he can't refuse, Ohio gets a buyout to compensate them for their loss, and pay for a new coaching search
A win for Albin would be:
1. He has a contract guarantee for some set number of years
2. He has a guaranteed buyout if he ever gets fired
3. His option to move up is only restricted by a contract buyout
4. For a wide variety of accomplishments, he has bonuses he can earn
Then, after that, Albin wins, gets treated fairly, and everyone lives happily ever after. The contract rolls over every year, Albin stays for the rest of his coaching career and wins many MAC Championships. ;)
Last Edited: 11/22/2022 9:42:32 AM by L.C.