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RE: OT: Steve Buckhantz might be gone?
(06-10-2019 07:04 PM)chicagoduke Wrote:  Guys, Coach Cig isn't going anywhere. He's 58 years old, and would be in his early 60's by the time a team would be tempted to lure him away. We've seen that P5's aren't going to be willing to hire a guy straight from JMU. He'd have to take his next step at a G5 that honestly probably wouldn't pay him that much more than what he's making at JMU. Also, money isn't what motivates Coach Cig. Recall that he took a huge pay cut to go to IUP.

I see him looking to stay at JMU long-term....maybe for 10+ years, banking $500Kish the whole time. He'll pick up 2-3 Natty's along the way and we'll crown him the best football coach JMU has ever had.

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06-10-2019 07:09 PM
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