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[QUOTE="CL82, post: 2897852, member: 44"] Lol, backing off the whole "experiement, no history" thing I see. Maybe be better educated on a topic before you go off making nonsense statements? That's not what you said. What you said was that Edsall made $28,000 losing to UMass. That's not true. It's okay to admit that you are wrong. Again, by any measure, paying a FBS football coach $1M is extraordinarily inexpensive. Yeah, that's not what we are are paying Edsall, right? Again those are sunk costs that we incur regardless of whether we field a football team. Do you understand the difference? One final piece of advice: [ATTACH=full]35814[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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