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[QUOTE="anomander, post: 2765349, member: 2766"]
I really think there are only a handful of jobs that Dino would consider leaving for.  I think he is here for the long haul.  He is what 58 years old?  He has been a coaching nomad practically his whole career.  He will finally have a roster full of "his guys" next year.  Does he really want to leave and start over somewhere else again?  It would take another 4 years to turn over the roster, which would put him at 62.  Then there's no guarantee they will have the same success as we are showing this year.  Plus you can tell the future is bright just by going down our roster.  Does he really want to give that up?  I think this season is showing him that he can win at a high level just where he is.  Plus being in the ACC allows you to play national heavyweights on an annual basis, but also allows a manageable schedule the rest of the way.  As far as recruiting everything is done much more on a national level these days.  Sure it helps to have a fertile recruiting territory close to home, but we managed in the past and will again in the future, as well as we win.  If a respectable offer is made to Dino, his staff, and a commitment to stay on top of facilities, I don't see Dino leaving for the next "better" job that comes calling.  It's not like we aren't a P5 program with a rich history.  It's going to take a USC, Texas, or Oklahoma going all in.  Even then none of them have a Dome, and you know how Dino loves his offense in a controlled environment .  These articles that will pop up linking to him jobs like Maryland are going to be an absolute joke.
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