Of course we're still talking to Sexton. He has a bunch of other clients and he would love to place one at Texas. If Saban wants a job at Texas, though, he is going to have to apply like everybody else. We're not doing back channels.

Jamail is Mack's attorney. I see no scenario where he acts to remove Mack. I can see him securing a huge payout for Mack.

Oh, I think Mack would be OK if his replacement won a lot of games and titles...as long as Mack was involved in picking the guy, and that guy spent a lot of time thanking Mack for building the program, and so on. Saban isn't that guy.

Well , sure. It's a great lesson for everybody- the best way to keep your job is to do your job.

I can't see the President of the AAU firing a football coach for going 9 - 3 (although I would absolutely agree with the decision). I can't see his supposed supporters forcing him to do so. I guess I'm saying, if Mack insists on staying, and the Horns win 9 games, I don't see Powers firing...