whether GaSt might not be a good landing spot for him.

(03-27-2019 08:56 AM)mjs Wrote:  whether GaSt might not be a good landing spot for him.

Usually guys who are due a big financial buyout don't run right out and get a job at a lower level.

Anderson is only 59, so he might want another job. But I figure he will wait for the right one.

(03-27-2019 09:15 AM)MICHAELSPAPPY Wrote:  Anderson is only 59, so he might want another job. But I figure he will wait for the right one.

He probably can get a job higher in the pecking order than GaSt. But, it is close to home (Alabama, if that means anything to him at this point), probably has a lot of talent coming back, is the top dog in the Belt right now, and he probably would never have to stray more than 30 miles from campus to recruit. I think they would love to have him. Just wanted to get it out there, so I can say "I called it" if it actually happens.

(03-27-2019 09:14 AM)PTJR Wrote:  

(03-27-2019 08:56 AM)mjs Wrote:  whether GaSt might not be a good landing spot for him.

Usually guys who are due a big financial buyout don't run right out and get a job at a lower level.

Obviously, he is set financially and can lay back and relax if he wants to. But, if he wants to coach, it may be easier to get back in the business now, then if he waits a couple of years.