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[QUOTE="Townie72, post: 2775269, member: 780"]
Here’s why you may be wrong (and probably are wrong.)

Dino’s significant value and his reputation is built on turning things around. He has not shown that he can manage a superior program over a long period of time.Not that he can’t, but he hasn’t shown that yet.

So the school’s that will come after Dino hardest are going to also be the most desperate in need of “A Turnaround Specialist”. The bad news for SU is that desperate schools and more desperate boosters may be willing to throw a huge bag of cash at him.

I don’t expect someone in their mid-fifties to turn down “life changing” money.

The good news for SU is that Dino will have to factor in the achievability of each turnaround task. The higher the compensation, the higher the risk.

It’ll have to be one Hell of an opportunity. SU is a good place to work for coaches and a good place for their families to live. $500k in CNY is a lot better than $500kin Central New Jersey or Washington, DC.
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