- Huff states that talks about his future with the team have been ongoing since early 2022.
- "We've had conversations. We've been talking, since the Notre Dame game, if we're being honest, about what it looks like"
- "There is a plan in-house. We have not announced that plan, but we're not sitting here waiting to say, "OK, if you don't win the championship, then you're gone."
- Huff says that timing has played a role in the lack of any contract annoucement, but that Huff and Marshall's administration have each been working "diligently" to make sure both parties benefit from a new deal, if it comes to fruition."
- "There's timing and things that come with that, and we're trying to be creative with what we want to do, the administration and myself," Huff said.
- "We don't know what college football is going to look like in four years, three years, or two years. We're trying to make sure we put both Marshall and myself in a really good situation so that it's sustainable."
- "It's not about just money for me"
- "There are things in the program that we've got to put in place to make sure we are sustainable and competitive in the conference. some of those things take time to research."
- Huff said he doesn't feel this season will way his future at Marshall and that there's a reaosnable expectation that he returns with a new contract in 2025 based on "undisclosed" conversations he's had with Spears and Smith.
- "NO, THERE'S NO PRESSURE TO WIN A CERTAIN NUMBE OF GAMES TO GET A NEW CONTRACT, BUT WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE PUT OURSELVES IN A GOOD SITUATION," HUFF SAID.
"We've got a plan, I feel good about that plan, and the fans will hear the plan sooner rather than later."
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- "We've had conversations. We've been talking, since the Notre Dame game, if we're being honest, about what it looks like"
- "There is a plan in-house. We have not announced that plan, but we're not sitting here waiting to say, "OK, if you don't win the championship, then you're gone."
- Huff says that timing has played a role in the lack of any contract annoucement, but that Huff and Marshall's administration have each been working "diligently" to make sure both parties benefit from a new deal, if it comes to fruition."
- "There's timing and things that come with that, and we're trying to be creative with what we want to do, the administration and myself," Huff said.
- "We don't know what college football is going to look like in four years, three years, or two years. We're trying to make sure we put both Marshall and myself in a really good situation so that it's sustainable."
- "It's not about just money for me"
- "There are things in the program that we've got to put in place to make sure we are sustainable and competitive in the conference. some of those things take time to research."
- Huff said he doesn't feel this season will way his future at Marshall and that there's a reaosnable expectation that he returns with a new contract in 2025 based on "undisclosed" conversations he's had with Spears and Smith.
- "NO, THERE'S NO PRESSURE TO WIN A CERTAIN NUMBE OF GAMES TO GET A NEW CONTRACT, BUT WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE PUT OURSELVES IN A GOOD SITUATION," HUFF SAID.
"We've got a plan, I feel good about that plan, and the fans will hear the plan sooner rather than later."
Marshall football: Huff under ‘no pressure’ entering contract year
Entering the final year of his initial four-year contract as Marshall’s head football coach, Charles Huff said talks about his future with the team have been on-going since early 2022.
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