Donald Snook wrote:
Actually West Virginia is suing its former Coach Rich Rodriquez and the
University of Michigan over a $4 Million buyout.
I hadn't heard that. I suppose I should have noticed, considering I'm one of the
Michigan taxpayers that they are suing.
Given UofM's football perform
"Nope, college contracts are never enforced against the employee. "we're sorry
you decide to leave, have a great life"."
Actually West Virginia is suing its former Coach Rich Rodriquez and the
University of Michigan over a $4 Million buyout.
Donald H. Snook
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Here is what was there..
Chuck
PS... I wonder what he expected to get out of the windmill/natural
gas idea he's been spewing.. Along with the CEO of Chesapeake
Natural Gas...
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"It Can Only Get Better -
Small detail, the university involved was OSU, not OU. I have no
sympathy for OU or NU... When I was in college, I don't think OU had
one player under 28 on the "collegiate" team. OSU, on the other hand
does not have the big bucks that OU has.
It is somewhat similar here: U of I churns out
Rich Thomas wrote:
How much OU paying their football coach? Here in SC they just fired the
coach and I think he still gets $3.5M to walk away.
College coaching contracts are totally one-sided, because the people on one side
of the deal aren't spending their own money, and the taxpayers who
"Mitch Haley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I have no idea how in God's name they're going to get out of this. State
> schools
> don't exactly have an extra $300 million sitting around.
They'll probably have to suck it up and do a bond issue. Typical result
of having all your eggs in one basket
How much OU paying their football coach? Here in SC they just fired the
coach and I think he still gets $3.5M to walk away. Meanwhile the state
has a $488M shortfall and is spreading the misery around to the
universities and everywhere else, but I doubt if that will affect the
new coach's sal
(found on the internet)
You probably heard a few years ago that T. Boone Pickens, who chairs the hedge
fund BP Capital Management, gave Oklahoma State a $165 million donation to be
used all for helping the school's athletic program. And the largest portion of
it was going to be used to beef up
