12/1 vs. 12/31 - Randy Time

[Chief00]

Did Edsall play too cute and cost himself a month of pay? His contract paid him through 12/31 but his retirement date is 12/1. If he got fired, he would have been paid until 12/31.

Emails confirm UConn will continue to pay Randy Edsall through Dec. 1; coach staying on as a consultant, advisor

Former UConn football coach Randy Edsall, who retired on Monday, will remain employed by the university through Dec. 1 as a consultant and advisor to athletic director David Benedict, emails betwee…

www.courant.com

 

[pepband99]

Did Edsall play too cute and cost himself a month of pay? His contract paid him through 12/31 but his retirement date is 12/1. If he got fired, he would have been paid until 12/31.

Emails confirm UConn will continue to pay Randy Edsall through Dec. 1; coach staying on as a consultant, advisor

Former UConn football coach Randy Edsall, who retired on Monday, will remain employed by the university through Dec. 1 as a consultant and advisor to athletic director David Benedict, emails betwee…

www.courant.com

"Edsall, whose contract was set to expire Dec. 31, 2023"

Check back at 11:11, i guess?

 

[noeynox]

Honestly, who cares? Randy ain't hurting for money and a month salary is inconsequential to the school in the grand scheme.

 

[businesslawyer]

No other dead horse to beat today?

 

[Bomber36]

I’ll save my outrage for something that’s actually outrageous.

 

[DoctorWho85]

Who cares at this point? Both Edsall and UConn seem to be happy with this whole situation. Edsall gets his pay and UConn gets at least 3 months to conduct an extensive search and fundraiser to pull in a coach (hopefully Moorhead, Entz, Cignetti or Keeler) to try make a homerun hire. Sure the optics from the media stand point looks kinda bad, but overall I think this turns out to be a net positive.