DRC: Source: Littrell not interested in SMU job

peanuts104 · December 9, 2017

15 minutes ago, TheColonyEagle said:

This brings up another question I have regarding SMU being the highest paid G5 job....

How long can they sustain that? Will they just keep throwing all that money at mediocre results? At some point you have to have a return right?

That has to be the worst ROI of any program in the country.....

Kind of pathetic

They don't care how much money it takes. They charge like $40k per semester. That plus wealthy boosters, they have all the money they need.

TreeFiddy · December 9, 2017

45 minutes ago, peanuts104 said:

The worst part is if we win next year, they'll just say its because Morris left.

I am having trouble seeing the negative.

KRAM1 · December 9, 2017

Why would any coach want to go to a program that struggles as much for attendance as SMU does from one struggling as much for attendance and support as UNT does? Out of the frying pan and into the fire for a few more $$$? One can live rather nicely in Denton, TX on $1million a year while building a program and a coaching reputation. When Seth Littrell leaves UNT it will be for a much bigger program than SMU and for more $$$ than SMU can offer.

In the meantime, I am really enjoying the Seth Littrell Show!

Go Mean Green! Beat Troy! See you in New Orleans!

Edited December 9, 2017 by KRAM1

Rudy · December 10, 2017

I've been meaning to chime in on this, even before it came out that he's not interested. I just don't see Litrell having any interest in the $mut job, unless he was using them for a salary increase or a higher buyout when he does leave, which I'm fine with. It makes zero sense to make a lateral move, which is what $mut is, AT BEST. They have only been successful at football back when Craig James Killed 5 Hookers While at SMU. The ONLY people that think $mut is a better brand is their own following, and people who have no real knowledge of college football. Anyone who knows anything about college football knows they have not had any relevance in college football since before the death penalty. Just being rich doesn't make your brand mean more. And just because you're in a better conference doesn't mean anything. Ask Vanderbilt about that.

Edited December 10, 2017 by Rudy