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Message: [QUOTE="Uconnfanatic, post: 2624199, member: 4150"] You are making a lot of assumptions here. Everything has a value. I was just using the stock analogy to explain that the market is not always right and that disciplined negotiation is usually a better way to approach a hire. I gave a couple of examples of coaches who would probably take the job for $1 to $1.5 million. Hurley might as well. This idea that because we paid Ollie $3 million we should do again for an up & coming coach who's still relatively unproven doesn't make sense to me. If I'm wrong and we can't get a good coach for $1.5 million then of course we need to move up to what it takes. I just think having multiple options and not getting carried away on one guy is a more, disciplined, better approach that would likely yield better results. [/QUOTE]