QUOTE(Frostie @ Jan 14 2010, 04:12 PM)

I love your reply, you are stating no chance Mack coaches for 10+ years as if you are a friend of the program and have some special insight into the situation which you do not. Mack has it pretty good, the best recruits want to come to UT, so unlike TCU you don't have to sell real hard. Also, Mack knows he is not an innovative coach so he has set himself up with some pretty good coordinators. So while the brain trust is trying to figure out the schemes of the next opponent, Mack is out playing the back nine and making 5 million a year. No way he walks away from that gig anytime soon, all Mack has to do is stand on the sidelines with his hands on his knees with a focused look on his face and convince everyone he knows what is going.
I don't bet, but I will bet you anything you want that Mack does not coach Texas for 10+ more years. You have obviously never met Mack. Regardless of how little credit you and everyone else here gives him, he isn't "out playing the back nine and making 5 million a year" instead of caoching. Have you ever met a successful football coach who did that?
If getting out of the hard part were what he was worried about, he could do speaking tours, serve as a consultant, run for office, or become the AD and make plenty of money.