Herman was sacked by the school on Saturday, capping off a run of four consecutive winning seasons punctuated by what-was-that moments from the head coach himself. Herman had a 32-18 record at UT but did not win the Big 12 championship. He moved on to Georgia where he will be paid $750,000 a year. He replaced Mack Brown who left for Texas after winning 100 games in nine years. The Longhorns went 8-4 this season and missed out on a bowl game for just the second time under Herman's leadership. He also lost his job at Houston when former Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy was hired away last month. Gundy will be paid $6 million over five years. Herman came into college football with no experience but had an impressive run at Florida while he was there as well as at Houston. He has had three seasons without a losing record and is one victory away from 500 career wins. He is expected to become the highest-paid coach in Georgia history when his contract is up in 2021. In other news, Florida State president John Thrasher has resigned after being accused of sexual harassment. A statement released by the university said that interim president Jim Davis will lead the search for Thrasher's replacement. Thrasher has denied all allegations against him and says he plans to fight them.