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RE: Tom Herman out at Texas- would he go back to houston ?
(01-02-2021 06:57 PM)ultraviolet Wrote:  
(01-02-2021 04:18 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  Houston can't afford to buy-out Holgs for a few years...

Herman will do a couple of years in the Booth.

In two or three years? Yeah, I could see Herman rejoining UH to see if he can get his mojo back.

If not Houston, then there will be no shortage of other Texas schools looking to rebuild their programs.

I thought Frittata had enough walking around money to buyout Dana if he wanted to.

Fertitta's fortune is based on the restaurant business. Business hasn't been so good recently.
01-02-2021 08:45 PM
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