OT: NCAA president Mark Emmert’s $3.5 billion mistake will define his failed tenure

[gampelcrazies]

Are you suggesting there is ever a valid reason to pass on a chance to slam this douchenozzle?

No. I’m just saying why are we choosing now?

When the AAC signed a garbage deal UConn fans were all over it. How could no one make a fuss about the entire NCAA tournament deal until now? Unless I’m wrong and people did make a big deal about it.

 

[the Q]

No. I’m just saying why are we choosing now?

When the AAC signed a garbage deal UConn fans were all over it. How could no one make a fuss about the entire NCAA tournament deal until now? Unless I’m wrong and people did make a big deal about it.

I don’t recall a single peep.

I think the tournament boom proves something that is not what people really want it to mean in regard to the athletes and their situation.

 

[8893]

No. I’m just saying why are we choosing now?

Speaking only for myself, I didn't choose anything. I never even clicked on the article. I saw another chance to dump on the guy and I automatically took it without thought or hesitation.

 

[Watchdog]

Just how many Pandora's boxes do you want to open?

 

[huskymedic]

Nothing to see here (Ole’ Emmert is just doing as told to do - he gets paid very well to be the school’s cover/piñata):

 

[NowInStorrs]

A vote of confidence? He gone.

 

[king conn]

No. I’m just saying why are we choosing now?

When the AAC signed a garbage deal UConn fans were all over it. How could no one make a fuss about the entire NCAA tournament deal until now? Unless I’m wrong and people did make a big deal about it.

Because the NFL just signed a record setting deal that nobody imagined they would pull off with declining ratings the past few years.

It's a classic second guess article. As you said, where was this article before?

 

[Big East Fa]

Lol, could not happen to a better person!

NCAA president Mark Emmert’s $3.5 billion mistake will define his failed tenure

Mark Emmert left billions on the table when negotiating the latest NCAA tournament TV deal, one described as 'one of the biggest mistakes in sports media in recent history.'

www.yahoo.com

The sooner he is out, the better, what a disgrace.

As long as ESPN doesn't have the deal, I'm happy!