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The report is other schools offered $6m and we could have gone as high as $4m

Reports are that HV turned down as much as $6m to go to the draft instead. If he is selected 30th, he would make around $2.4m each of his first two seasons. Gutsy call.

I used a paywall bypass to read the post. Essentially, Jordon has filed a total of 6 FOIA requests over the past 5 months. They are mostly aimed at any documents or emails UNC has that mention her or Bill's name. One was the result of a Daily Mail FOIA request about her that Jordon asked for UNC...

New article out by The Athletic that includes details about what led to the pause on the Carolina North development and building of a new off-campus basketball arena. Key in the pushback was: "91 influential donors and former players — including James Worthy, Billy Cunningham, Ty Lawson...

You have that right. It just means new players can't enter (unless their coach leaves).

The scale on that horizontal bar graph makes my brain hurt

Good to know

Is it possible its in the in-person experience during the decision making? We know decisions aren't made on paper they're made with emotions. Like in the SEC they make sure a 10 smokeshow is leading them around with a bubbly attitude and playful touching, while we send out conservative handlers...

This is where I'm at, minus looking for the promotion since you said you don't want that job. I'd also start documenting the more serious unprofessional things you're boss has done. So long and short would be: 1. Get new job offer 2. Approach CEO/CFO to inform your unhappiness and...

To be fair, the question I responded to was not whether a school like Chicago should invest in sports to increase its endowment, or whether colleges can become elite without sports or if winning in sports improves a school's academic quality. It was has college sports ever helped the education...

Indirectly, I would say yes. Schools that win championships or have great seasons in the big sports can definitely generate monetary value on the education side. Winning seasons can boost application numbers which allows schools to be more selective, which increases reputation and prestige...

I tend to agree. There must be some middle ground where players can be compensated for their NIL without unleashing entire roster free agency every off-season. But the fact that there is effectively no one in charge of college sports creates a significant hurdle to reigning in the conferences...

If he immediately signs with a new school, it could be they got in his ear with a bigger NIL deal. But if he sits in the portal for some time I think its fair to assume he received new info about his role next year at UNC and decided he wanted to try somewhere else instead.

Class Action Park? That's cool, man.