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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: jtksu on December 28, 2022, 06:04:19 PM
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I know we just extended Kleiman but can we amend that to allow for a higher salary? Doesn't seem like the extension would keep him here when other schools come calling...
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He’s going to get a contract averaging 6M per year after the bowl game is over. KU just paid Lance 5M a year, we can’t possible not pay our guy more especially given what other similar schools pay theirs. Would expect a hefty pay increase for assistants too.
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The beauty of contracts is you can always change them if all sides agree.
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6 sounds pretty good. Much better than 4.3 or whatever was reported.
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Mike Grundy makes 7.5 million a year and is the highest-paid HC in the Big XII.
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https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/37555338/sources-k-state-finalizing-new-44-million-deal-chris-klieman
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Nice
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pay the assistant coaches
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pay the assistant coaches
didn't they just announce new salaries like 3 weeks ago?
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pay the assistant coaches
Hey bub, I don’t see the mustang going down to mcdonalds and telling you how to do your job
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seems like a bargain. we were going to pay brad more lmao
idk how we are going to keep klein for 8 years though
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I like it
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seems like a bargain. we were going to pay brad more lmao
idk how we are going to keep klein for 8 years though
Dude loves it here if we're being honest.
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well i’d be surprised if ham & potatoes coaches here for the duration of the contract. klein is our hciw and probably takes the job in five years.
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well i’d be surprised if ham & potatoes coaches here for the duration of the contract. klein is our hciw and probably takes the job in five years.
Yeah. This is just a big fat stunt for optics. Good to be able to tell recruits that you're contracted for the duration of their college career.
I anticipate Casserole Face coaching 4 or 5 more years and then handing the reigns over to Klein.
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Even if he does coach the full duration, Klein would only be 41 and therefore a man. Keep him happy salary wise and continue to give him more responsibilities/exposure to head coaching duties. Make him associate HC or something like that. Then he's ready to roll right in when Kleiman retires.
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seems like a bargain. we were going to pay brad more lmao
idk how we are going to keep klein for 8 years though
Dude loves it here if we're being honest.
I'd be fine if he goes and takes a HC job somewhere else for a few years. Would probably prefer it TBH.
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Klein isn't going anywhere. His weirdo jesus freak maga thing doesn't work everywhere. You gotta have some charisma to make that work and not have people make fun of you, like oscar Pearl. Plus he and his wife just started their Jesus freak maga homeschool thing.
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Klein isn't going anywhere. His weirdo jesus freak maga thing doesn't work everywhere. You gotta have some charisma to make that work and not have people make fun of you, like oscar Pearl. Plus he and his wife just started their Jesus freak maga homeschool thing.
Well apparently it doesn't work here
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I think he keeps it on the DL though? Idk. Maybe different if he’s in charge. This is football though where all the good schools are jesus freak magas
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What in the world
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Klein isn't going anywhere. His weirdo jesus freak maga thing doesn't work everywhere. You gotta have some charisma to make that work and not have people make fun of you, like oscar Pearl. Plus he and his wife just started their Jesus freak maga homeschool thing.
Jesus calm down
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Klein isn't going anywhere. His weirdo jesus freak maga thing doesn't work everywhere. You gotta have some charisma to make that work and not have people make fun of you, like oscar Pearl. Plus he and his wife just started their Jesus freak maga homeschool thing.
So bc it doesn’t work everywhere he isn’t going anywhere? Not sure I understand that logic.
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Klein isn't going anywhere. His weirdo jesus freak maga thing doesn't work everywhere. You gotta have some charisma to make that work and not have people make fun of you, like oscar Pearl. Plus he and his wife just started their Jesus freak maga homeschool thing.
Jesus calm down
:lol:
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Klein isn't going anywhere. His weirdo jesus freak maga thing doesn't work everywhere. You gotta have some charisma to make that work and not have people make fun of you, like oscar Pearl. Plus he and his wife just started their Jesus freak maga homeschool thing.
So bc it doesn’t work everywhere he isn’t going anywhere? Not sure I understand that logic.
If that's what I said I wouldn't understand it either, luckily I didn't even infer that.
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Imply
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Yeah, he made an inference on something I didn't imply. Don't message board and drive.
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Klein isn't going anywhere. His weirdo jesus freak maga thing doesn't work everywhere. You gotta have some charisma to make that work and not have people make fun of you, like oscar Pearl. Plus he and his wife just started their Jesus freak maga homeschool thing.
He follows the worst of Twitter, but I’ve never heard him talk about it in the same way 90% of outward Christian coaches. He’s a rare mixture of genuine, but also quiet about it. When describing why he stayed, he used the word “Lord” once, but that was it & quickly moved on to saying he want to stay because of the players & he has more he wants to accomplish with them here. Most other Dabo type Christian coaches would have gone on for 30 seconds about Jesus. He’s like the anti-Hugh Freeze. I used to be worried he’d go somewhere like Liberty, but I think he’d hate it there. I think he has a pretty small window where he fits. I think it’s more Midwest than South & the MAC isn’t going to pay enough to steal him as a HC.
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
Being in Oklahoma, I’m right there with you on the school thing. We’re in 2 of the worst states for it.
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
Being in Oklahoma, I’m right there with you on the school thing. We’re in 2 of the worst states for it.
Texas says hi
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
The homeschool thing triggers you because people are taking their kids out of schools and not fighting culture wars in them?
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
The homeschool thing triggers you because people are taking their kids out of schools and not fighting culture wars in them?
No and you know full rough ridin' well that's untrue. There's any active thread about this in the pit. If you're sincere about discussing this, take it there.
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
The homeschool thing triggers you because people are taking their kids out of schools and not fighting culture wars in them?
No and you know full rough ridin' well that's untrue. There's any active thread about this in the pit. If you're sincere about discussing this, take it there.
Well don't bring the pit in here bud..
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Even if he does coach the full duration, Klein would only be 41 and therefore a man. Keep him happy salary wise and continue to give him more responsibilities/exposure to head coaching duties. Make him associate HC or something like that. Then he's ready to roll right in when Kleiman retires.
seems like a bargain. we were going to pay brad more lmao
idk how we are going to keep klein for 8 years though
Dude loves it here if we're being honest.
All of this IMO is correct. I will be a little surprised Klieman is here for 8 more years unless we truly become next level over that duration, I think he goes to SEC school after we win another Big 12 or two and make the playoffs once, but who knows, he's 55, he's probably not jumping unless it's like replacing Saban.
I also think it's obviously Klein coaching next, and where it's in 4-10 years he's it, and he'll accept it regardless if he's here the entire time or he's in the Pac coaching Oregon or something. IMO as of right now, we have a pretty damn good secured future no matter which slice you take.
While it seems kinda hokey to thank Bill for coming back to "calm the waters," we don't have any of this without him coming back, again resurrecting us.
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Even if he does coach the full duration, Klein would only be 41 and therefore a man. Keep him happy salary wise and continue to give him more responsibilities/exposure to head coaching duties. Make him associate HC or something like that. Then he's ready to roll right in when Kleiman retires.
seems like a bargain. we were going to pay brad more lmao
idk how we are going to keep klein for 8 years though
Dude loves it here if we're being honest.
All of this IMO is correct. I will be a little surprised Klieman is here for 8 more years unless we truly become next level over that duration, I think he goes to SEC school after we win another Big 12 or two and make the playoffs once, but who knows, he's 55, he's probably not jumping unless it's like replacing Saban.
I also think it's obviously Klein coaching next, and where it's in 4-10 years he's it, and he'll accept it regardless if he's here the entire time or he's in the Pac coaching Oregon or something. IMO as of right now, we have a pretty damn good secured future no matter which slice you take.
While it seems kinda hokey to thank Bill for coming back to "calm the waters," we don't have any of this without him coming back, again resurrecting us.
I think Klieman is more likely to take a job in the big 10 than the SEC
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kliemans not rough ridin' going anywhere.
you're probably right about klein but i think only if it's a step up. luckily we are a pretty good athletic university now. but if he's the head coach of notre dame or oregon i dont think he's going to come back.
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Klein isn't going anywhere. His weirdo jesus freak maga thing doesn't work everywhere. You gotta have some charisma to make that work and not have people make fun of you, like oscar Pearl. Plus he and his wife just started their Jesus freak maga homeschool thing.
So bc it doesn’t work everywhere he isn’t going anywhere? Not sure I understand that logic.
If that's what I said I wouldn't understand it either, luckily I didn't even infer that.
I’m not sure how you would expect anyone to interpret what you said differently. you’re saying that your statement in the first sentence was not in any way related to the sentences that followed??
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I heard somewhere that Shalin [sp?] Klein is opening a religious school so MIR has something to rail against AND CK isn't likely to go anywhere. Although with the number of kids they have (and will probably continue to have), they could probably move a decent enrollment with them wherever they go.
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I heard somewhere that Shalin [sp?] Klein is opening a religious school so MIR has something to rail against AND CK isn't likely to go anywhere. Although with the number of kids they have (and will probably continue to have), they could probably move a decent enrollment with them wherever they go.
My mind initially saw this as Shaolin and I was like (https://media4.giphy.com/media/Het5AHIyW921y/200w.gif?cid=6c09b952rngfaarsnddkanb15oc8x5l7up0pz5eogp3hx600&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=200w.gif&ct=g)
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
Being in Oklahoma, I’m right there with you on the school thing. We’re in 2 of the worst states for it.
Texas says hi
Missouri says hello.
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
Being in Oklahoma, I’m right there with you on the school thing. We’re in 2 of the worst states for it.
Texas says hi
Missouri says hello.
<laughs in Floridian>
kono
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Yeah you're right, it's just the homeschool thing is definitely a trigger for me because of how the education system is being used to fight culture wars.
Anyway, back to football, yay sports!
The homeschool thing triggers you because people are taking their kids out of schools and not fighting culture wars in them?
I’m sure you remember the “critical race theory” school board meetings in our very own Manhattan, KS. Worth noting how many of those folks had no kids in the school system.
I am not some Frenchmen, I believe in pluralism and if you want to have your religion taught in schools to the exclusion of others, have at it and boot strap your education free market. But public schools are meant to serve everyone.
The devoutly religious are of course welcome in public schools, in fact I grew up going to school with many. I remember learning about my classmates religions—Mormon, Baptist, Catholic, Methodist, Hindi, Bhuddist, Muslim classmates all talked about and shared their religion.
I think leaving the public schools is one thing, I think engaging in democracy and trying to work to change a system you disagree with, and ultimately having to compromise, is a good civic process. What I have a problem with is the cynicism which I see where many private schools are looking for public money. It would be nice if there wasn’t such a transparent attempt to enforce the public to support your exclusionary, parallel school system while simultaneously actively fighting to make the current public school system worse.