I don’t know anyone divorced over politics, but I also don’t know too many people my age or younger who don’t align politically. People my parents’ age (boomers) I think it’s a lot more common, because back then at least both parties were participating in the American experiment and not full...
The fact that he was willing to undermine her to keep you says you are pretty important. And that she's probably making unilateral decisions he thinks are crazy.
There it is!
She is undermining you because in her mind, you are a threat to her.
Go get some job offers (or at least some interviews and interest) and then go to her boss and say I'm trying to leave because of this loser. Hopefully the CEO will choose you. If not, at least you get a new job...
I assume anyone can de-commit just like a high schooler, and they are already "in the portal" so they can transfer elsewhere or withdraw. The only timeline restriction is to enter the portal, not to commit.
In soccer, players don't just leave Spain to go play in Italy - they have to have the contract terminated, the receiving club has to pay a transfer fee, or they need to be a free agent. There has to be a way to make it work.
The heavy majority of the players would also benefit from longer term contracts. Perfect examples: Bogavac and Evans.
In a pro league you would have to let them play out their deal unless there was an agreement to a buyout or mutually agreed release. In the current NCAA setup, the very best...
I just don't see how this can continue without public multi year contracts the same way pro sports operates. The very top players are the only ones who will always benefit from the current wild west setup.
Agree - Luka said he wanted to come back but after how season 1 went, there was no way UNC was going to match that salary and role in season 2. These things cut both ways. Players can go shop themselves after a good season for raises, but they also have to produce to that level or they'll be...