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He’s not going to remain the head coach. This is only about the “for cause” stipulation and directly related to what may or may not be paid in the buy-0ut.
This is gonna be an ugly divorce
No agent, attorney, nor human in their right mind would not do this.
He is a member of a professors union. Posted in other thread
YeH, here is where he lets his true colors show. He either bleeds blue or green.
Disagree. They give workers a stronger voice and larger share of the growth they work so hard to create. As well as benefits, which are kind of needed too.Unions have been the bane of this entire country
Let me screw you out of $10 mil and tell me with a straight face you wouldn't fight tooth and nail to get it back
lol how did they treat him poorly?And it will all be public. Calhoun might be the only viable choice at this point due to $$ and the bad look of the athletic department with how they treat their coaches
we didn't screw him out of anything if he broke NCAA rulesNot just that.
Let me screw you out of 10 million by claiming you caused violations severe enough to merit termination (good luck on your next job search) and tell us you wouldn't fight tooth and nail to get it back...
we didn't screw him out of anything if he broke NCAA rules
even if he broke the smallest rule possible, the contract is pretty damn clear that it's cause to terminate the buyout provision. you don't get to decide what rule constitutes a firing and what doesn't.We'll see...
Absolutely, its really the one stipulation in his contract that could get him fired for cause.we didn't screw him out of anything if he broke NCAA rules
even if he broke the smallest rule possible, the contract is pretty damn clear that it's cause to terminate the buyout provision. you don't get to decide what rule constitutes a firing and what doesn't.
It's unbelievable how many UConn "fans" want the University punished and Ollie vindicated. He's not the coach anymore, guys; you can stop worshiping at his altar.
Yeah probably only in CT does a guy making $3 million a year gets union protection against being fire or is it for cause or both?So.....is it normal for a head basketball coach to have union representation? Lol, ct is a cluster.
Question: why is he afforded union protection that is meant for faculty, professors, etc?
The people who are outraged by this ... do you have adult jobs in the real world?
I believe that the way this goes down is what most on the BY think; that this process will lead to a financial settlement where Ollie's name is maintained and UConn pays less than 10 million.
Of course, we'll lose time, recruits, and future coaching prospects in the process. It would have been better to let him go with the 10 mil and move on... If we only had the money...
Of course, we'll lose time, recruits, and future coaching prospects in the process. It would have been better to let him go with the 10 mil and move on... If we only had the money...
It's unbelievable how many UConn "fans" want the University punished and Ollie vindicated. He's not the coach anymore, guys; you can stop worshiping at his altar.
Running for union protection will turn this ugly.
Settlement could have and should have happened behind closed doors.
How is that better? If he broke the rules, he broke the rules. You don't get $10mm and a pat on the back for violating a clause in your contract. You get fired without anything. Maybe if he didn't milk the University dry by hanging the NBA over our heads I could feel a little more sympathy for his plight
that has nothing to do with what I said. Talking about how we "screwed him" and that he deserves the money is what's ridiculous from a fan perspective.It's amazing how some can't seem to put themselves in Ollies shoes and truthfully admit they would absolutely do everything in their power to get that $10 mil no matter if you think you are right or wrong you let the arbitrators decide because $3 mil is greater than 0
How is that better? If he broke the rules, he broke the rules. You don't get $10mm and a pat on the back for violating a clause in your contract. You get fired without anything. Maybe if he didn't milk the University dry by hanging the NBA over our heads I could feel a little more sympathy for his plight