Those odds, by the way, should be considered for entertainment purposes only.USC would need to scrape up a sum estimated at between $80 million and $90 million to pay off his 10-year contract, and while influential USC boosters have been known to be rich and impatient – which is an often toxic combination, after all – this is nowhere close to the same scenario. I’m not sure that there’s an official line on this at any of the Las Vegas establishments, but BetOnline.ag lists him as 3-1 to not only be fired but to be the next to go, and I’m guessing these odds were posted only because the Bubbas who support Texas A&M came up with a king’s ransom to make Jimbo Fisher go away.
