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The $10M figure was hypothetical, it's definitely seeming to be much less than that based on what others have posted.
Nothing hypothetical about it.
The $10M figure was hypothetical, it's definitely seeming to be much less than that based on what others have posted.
We really don't have a solid answer on the official buyout number, someone spit out $10M as a hypothetical amount as to what he considers "too much". I don't believe the actual buyout figure to be $10M myself personally based on what I've seen and read.Nothing hypothetical about it.
The fans and alumni do, and if no one cares then why does Uconn want to join their club so bad?LOL, nobody cares about Syracuse, BC, or Rutgers football. I'll give you Penn State.
To keep the basketball program relevant in perpetuity. Football is a bonus.The fans and alumni do, and if no one cares then why does Uconn want to join their club so bad?
We really don't have a solid answer on the official buyout number, someone spit out $10M as a hypothetical amount as to what he considers "too much". I don't believe the actual buyout figure to be $10M myself personally based on what I've seen and read.
Quote for me please, I'd like to see which one you are referring.The contract language is in this very thread, and it's pretty clear.
Sure, UConn has plenty of money. This issue is its currently being used to keep the athletic program floating. Kevin Ollie's buyout is the iceberg that sank the Titanic.
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Quote for me please, I'd like to see which one you are referring.
Just look on page 1. If terminated prior to June 2018, he is owed the remainder of compensation due under Articles 3 and 6. The elements of that compensation are pretty clear. $400k per year in salary (plus some portion there of for the partial year between his termination date and 5/31/18, plus the additional payments of $2.9 Million, $3.2 Million, and $3.3 Million for the years ending in 2019, 2020, and 2021.
Geno isn’t taking a salary right? Now everyone else give up theirs and we are 1/4 the way there.
It COULD be interesting. But I see it as something of a crapshoot the way that some successful college coaches are not as good in the NBA...Just too different from each other. And the womens game is even more different than the mens besides the fact that the Uconn women could probably give this years men a run for their money....Does anyone think Geno would be interested in the men's gig? I know he spoke on Calipari's podcast that he was close to leaving for a men's position.
It COULD be interesting. But I see it as something of a crapshoot the way that some successful college coaches are not as good in the NBA...Just too different from each other. And the womens game is even more different than the mens besides the fact that the Uconn women could probably give this years men a run for their money....
And yet you have nothing to say. So, no they don't. A lot of successful NCAA coaches flop in the NBA....not sure how that can be disputed. It is truth. Othertimes, they suceed wildly like Brad Stevens. Still, the way the game is played in college and the NBA is totally different. How is this not true???Statements like this make you lose all credibility
I told Stain for a year that things were rotten with Ollie and he would argue with me on the daily about how I was wrong. Next he did the whole passive aggressive thing to start the season. Now he's claiming who actually on the board still thinks Ollie is the right man for the job??? All the while mixing in we could never possibly get another coach who his better than Ollie because Uconn is a terrible job.
I wonder what his next routine will be?
Indeed, but apparently saying that makes one lose credibility...Geno coaching the men would be fascinating as hell.
Indeed, but apparently saying that makes one lose credibility...
Any way, I thought I read somewhere that student fees account for some of the coaches exhorbiant salary. Is that so? Because if so, I would be pissed that my tuition increases for stuff like that, even in a solid year. But to pay more money for school for this for the past few years? If I were a student I would not tolerate it, if indeed it is true. I think any coach is overpaid, personally, but wow, all this money for these results recently? In any other profession, that rate of success would not be tolerated...
Wait, what?!?? The women's team would keep it close against a boy's high school team or the Uconn men's team?Ya, because women are just so inferior to men....They would keep it close. And you need to resort to name calling to boot. That says a lot.
And yet you have nothing to say. So, no they don't. A lot of successful NCAA coaches flop in the NBA....not sure how that can be disputed. It is truth. Othertimes, they suceed wildly like Brad Stevens. Still, the way the game is played in college and the NBA is totally different. How is this not true???