How upset with Lyons will you be if any contract with Dana has a ridiculous buyout clause

[5150]

Fact: As soon as Oregon fired their coach, Lyons and Dana got the deal signed.....

Once Houston had an offer on the table Lyons worked on a deal, never a deal from Oregon, and if they wanted him they could still make a run

 

[BobbyBoucheer]

Once Houston had an offer on the table Lyons worked on a deal, never a deal from Oregon, and if they wanted him they could still make a run

 

[KeatonsCorner]

I'd take Houston if I were Dana

He hasn't been respected or accepted by this fan base

And Houston will be in a P5 soon.

 

[TexasforevEER]

Dana is wurf the money! Anything you throw at him..............he wurf it! The buyout, make it high or higher! Paper................he doesn't agree but heck, he ain't throwing no cash in the ring so his vote is wurfless.

 

[AllEers6]

I'd take Houston if I were Dana

He hasn't been respected or accepted by this fan base

And Houston will be in a P5 soon.

Keaton, you are correct, he has not been accepted, but part of that is he own fault. He has made a lot of gameday mistakes over the years. Now, this year, is a different story. Plus, plus coaching. I posted recently that Dana looks much more relaxed since Ollie is not around

 

[JoePaEer]

Lmao you get dumber by the day . Amazing

And hard to do!

 

[KeatonsCorner]

For the paperboy:

Buyout Totals Annualy:

2017 - $12.8 million
2018 - $9.9 million
2019 - $6.9 million
2020 - $4.68 million
2021 - $2.4 million


Go write Lyons a strongly worded letter

 

[JoePaEer]

For the paperboy:

Buyout Totals Annualy:

2017 - $12.8 million
2018 - $9.9 million
2019 - $6.9 million
2020 - $4.68 million
2021 - $2.4 million


Go write Lyons a strongly worded letter

Do those go both ways? Or is this just what it costs to fahrr him?