That has to be one of the worst jobs in FBS. Ick. Good luck to whoever wants to take that on. Especially with the rise of the Oregon Ducks brand that isn't going anywhere.
yeah, he would have been owed 12 million. there HAS to be something else thereWeird deal, mutual agreement, no buyout?
Maybe they had something on him?I can't recall a time when a head coach volutnerred not to collect the money from getting kicked out due to lack of performance. Odd I must say.
I wouldn't be surprised if a second Pac job opens - Arizona State?
I can't recall a time when a head coach volutnerred not to collect the money from getting kicked out due to lack of performance. Odd I must say.
I wouldn't be surprised if a second Pac job opens - Arizona State?
@nebraskafaninwiI can't recall a time when a head coach volutnerred not to collect the money from getting kicked out due to lack of performance. Odd I must say.
I wouldn't be surprised if a second Pac job opens - Arizona State?
Kevin Wilson had little to do with "lack of performance." Investigations into player misconduct helped the buyout not be realized.Kevin Wilson last year
I am guessing they DID have something on him, as phoenix alluded to above. No other explanation really.
Ok, soShows how good of coach Riley is. Andersen did well at Wisconsin but bombed at OSU. Reason #23 Riley needs more time.
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The first Power Five head coaching casualty of the season is Gary Andersen.
Oregon State athletics director Scott Barnes announced Monday that Andersen and the school have agreed to mutually part, effective immediately.
"I thank Gary for his many contributions to our student-athletes, OSU Athletics and Oregon State University," Barnes said. "OSU football has advanced significantly in many ways during Gary's tenure here, including in our facilities and student-athlete academic performance. This program is poised for success on and off the field."
As part of the agreement, they have agreed to release each other from all future contract obligations and payments, which were guaranteed through the 2021 football season.
"After many discussions with Scott, waiving my contract is the correct decision and enables the young men and the program to move forward and concentrate on the rest of this season," Andersen said. "Coaching is not about the mighty dollar. It is about teaching and putting young men in a position to succeed on and off the field. Success comes when all parties involved are moving in the same direction."
Barnes said he immediately would undertake a national search. In the interim, Barnes has appointed current assistant coach Cory Hall to lead the program.
Time for Mike Riley to go back to Oregon State for a third time.
Shows how good of coach Riley is. Andersen did well at Wisconsin but bombed at OSU. Reason #23 Riley needs more time.
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The first Power Five head coaching casualty of the season is Gary Andersen.
Oregon State athletics director Scott Barnes announced Monday that Andersen and the school have agreed to mutually part, effective immediately.
"I thank Gary for his many contributions to our student-athletes, OSU Athletics and Oregon State University," Barnes said. "OSU football has advanced significantly in many ways during Gary's tenure here, including in our facilities and student-athlete academic performance. This program is poised for success on and off the field."
As part of the agreement, they have agreed to release each other from all future contract obligations and payments, which were guaranteed through the 2021 football season.
"After many discussions with Scott, waiving my contract is the correct decision and enables the young men and the program to move forward and concentrate on the rest of this season," Andersen said. "Coaching is not about the mighty dollar. It is about teaching and putting young men in a position to succeed on and off the field. Success comes when all parties involved are moving in the same direction."
Barnes said he immediately would undertake a national search. In the interim, Barnes has appointed current assistant coach Cory Hall to lead the program.
Remember 33-0 OSU vs Clemson? Urban is a mediocre coach. That logic, amirite?Or maybe Riley and Andersen are both mediocre coaches. Remember the 59-0 loss to Ohio State?
ESPN:Or maybe Riley left him nothing.....
Remember 33-0 OSU vs Clemson? Urban is a mediocre coach. That logic, amirite?
Scott Frost knows that area very well. (This is a joke, put your pitchforks down TC members)
Yes, let's compare the careers of Gary Andersen and Urban Meyer. One has 3 National Championships and the highest winning percentage among all active coaches, while the other has 6 losing seasons in 10 years. Thank you for the laugh today, I needed it.
I would not be surprised if Oregon State puts in a call to Langsdorf.
Maybe, but 56% at Nebraska doesn't.All of the sudden 54% winning percentage there looks pretty good.
they are saying he told a oregon sports radio host before if he felt he could not win he would just walk away. he said he did not need the money. nobody believed him. looks like he meant what he saidI am guessing they DID have something on him, as phoenix alluded to above. No other explanation really.
Did he really? I honestly don't know.He inherited a team devoid of talent
Oregon State should hire this Mike Riley guy from Nebraska.
Weird deal, mutual agreement, no buyout?
Not a crazy idea.Utah State is not happy with Andersen's replacement. Andersen is from SLC. Maybe he can go back to Logan and get his old job back.