he represents 11 of the 14 SEC head coaches and his guys were placed in 5 of the 6 SEC coaching openings last year. dude is goofy rich ... his client contracts are nearly $1BJimmy Sexton is one good agent.
Most SEC football coaches have him as their representative...including Saban.
Texas: The Longhorns went 13-1 in 2009 and lost the BCS championship game. Since
then, Texas hasn't won more than nine games in any season, and it only accomplished
that once (9-4 in 2012). The Horns have finished with losing records four times in that
same span. Texas finished with a 7-6 mark in 2017. The program over the last decade
has consistently underachieved. On a positive note...the 2018 recruiting class finished
3rd in the country so things could be moving in the right direction.
Auburn: After considering a jump to the NFL, quarterback Jarrett Stidham's return is
significant for a Tiger team that gets receivers Ryan Davis, Darius Slayton and Nate
Myers back. Add fellow receivers Eli Stove and Will Hastings who both suffered knee
injuries in spring practice and the passing attack could be problematic for this season's
opponents. Stidham was solid in his first year as the starting QB passing for 3,158 yards,
18 touchdowns, 6 interceptions and a 66.5 percent completion average while taking the
Tigers to the SEC championship game. Keeping Stidham healthy this season will be a top
priority for the Tigers.
LSU: The athletic department is paying its ten football analysts a combined $595,000 in salary
this year according to The Advocate. The individual salaries center around the $50,000 range
but vary from $76,500 on the high end to $30,000 on the low end. Butch Jones (former Tenn
head coach) is being paid $35,000 for his analyst position with Alabama. The analyst jobs have
become a way for fired coaches and others wanting to learn a better coaching job.
love the new focus by Saban to prioritize recruiters for his '18 staff. Dunbar and Daboll were probably the two worst recruiters in the history of Saban's Bama staff and it really showed by missing out on so many defensive lineman, wide receivers, one 3-star RB (missed out on about 6-7 others), and not signing a single QB. Saban and Bama off to their best recruiting start in history (scary thought) and are absolutely crushing it this spring.Alabama/Georgia Recruiting: The battle for recruits is heating up. After Georgia knocked Bama
off the perch of being No. 1 in recruiting, Saban and staff or on a mission to regain the top status.
Alabama has 12 commitments composed of eleven 4-stars and one 5-star. Georgia has three 5-stars
and five 4-stars. The Dawgs also have commitments from the top two ranked wide receivers. This
recruiting war is going to be fun to watch this year.
love the new focus by Saban to prioritize recruiters for his '18 staff. Dunbar and Daboll were probably the two worst recruiters in the history of Saban's Bama staff and it really showed by missing out on so many defensive lineman, wide receivers, one 3-star RB (missed out on about 6-7 others), and not signing a single QB. Saban and Bama off to their best recruiting start in history (scary thought) and are absolutely crushing it this spring.
Florida: The Gators will pay its 10 assistant coaches a collective $4.725 million in 2018.
Defensive coordinator Todd Graham will be the highest paid assistant at $1.39 million.
He is followed by three assistants tied at $565,000 in co-offensive coordinators Billy
Gonzales and John Hevesey and defensive line coach Sal Sunseri. Special teams coach
Greg Knox will earn $440,000 and quarterback coach Brian Johnson $415,000. Secondary
coaches Ron English and Charlton Warren will make $325,000 and $190,000 respectively.
Rounding out the assistants are tight ends coach Larry Scott at $190,000 and linebackers
coach Christian Roberson at $80,000. I don't know why but Roberson took a huge cut in
pay from 2017. Head coach Dan Mullen will make $6.1 million for 2018.
Mack, Roberson's salary in 2017 was over $300,000 and for 2018 down to $80,000. I
haven't been able to find out why the big decrease.