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Serious why would you charge for a press conference that probably going to be replayed over espn, youtube, FB etc? :lol:
Horrible marketing... :emlaugh: :smh:
Finally made official. Willie Simmons has been hired as the 32nd coach of PVAMU football.
Exactly! You would think that they would give access to every media outlet possible, in every possible way.
Serious why would you charge for a press conference that probably going to be replayed over espn, youtube, FB etc? :lol:
And just like that... Bama State strikes next with their hire..
Per FootballScoop.com: Alabama State (FCS): Multiple sources tell us that Bethune Cookman head coach Brian Jenkins has agreed to become the new head coach at Alabama State.
:lol::lol:Bama State done got two BCU coaches....With the financial wows and lack of FCS playoffs he still came....Dayum you fuller.!!!
Really curious to see these price tags!!! :read:
Footballscoop says $180K for Jenkins at ASU.
Footballscoop says $180K for Jenkins at ASU.
That can't be right... :lmao:
That can't be right... :lmao:
Just saw that. I had saw $300K somewhere. He's currently making $265K at Bethune Cookman so I'm not sure if that's right or not.
I doubt he was making that at BCU when the previous coach made $95K and lived in the dorms.
Bethune-Cookman football coach Brian Jenkins denied a report by the Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser that he is a candidate for the head coaching job at Alabama State.
“I have not applied for nothing,” Jenkins replied in a text message Thursday night. “I work for B-CU and B-CU only. Can't control others' interest. Big recruiting weekend this week. Really don't need this.”
Loci Baker, chairman of Alabama State's board of trustees, told the Advertiser that Jenkins likely would be one of the top names on ASU's list, but he did not say Jenkins applied for the job.
Baker also told the Advertiser the financially-strapped school likely would not be able to afford the Wildcats' successful coach or other top targets.
When asked if the Hornets have the money to pay Jenkins, Baker said, “No. No way.”
Jenkins earns a salary of $265,000 per year, according to school tax records. That is almost $90,000 more than ASU paid head coach Reggie Barlow before he was fired Nov. 24 despite posting five consecutive winning seasons.
Baker said the school could try to make up the difference a top-notch coach would seek by raising money through donors and alumni.