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The first sentence says "Macintrye agrees that he has a duty to obtain new employment to mitigate any damages arising from termination under this paragraph 16"
 
Wait so the buyout is really only $6,900,000 since he gets $2,300,000 per year and it was signed through 2021 (19, 20 and 21)?

Also if this went into a full on legal battle courts don't care about what kind of job get to mitigate losses in normal contract law right?
 

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Shldr2Shldr said:
Read it for yourself, page 50 section 16.ii(No clue how this poster got a hold of this)
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It says that the amount owed to MM will be reduced by his earnings as a college HC or an NFL coach. It does not say that the amount owed to MM will not be reduced if he gets some other kind of employment.

The next section says the parties have to mediate what is owed if there's a dispute.

Whatever MM makes at his new job, even if it's as a college assistant, will reduce what CU has to pay.
 
BuffsNYC said:
It says that the amount owed to MM will be reduced by his earnings as a college HC or an NFL coach. It does not say that the amount owed to MM will not be reduced if he gets some other kind of employment.

The next section says the parties have to mediate what is owed if there's a dispute.

Whatever MM makes at his new job, even if it's as a college assistant, will reduce what CU has to pay.
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I read it similarly. I just didn’t see a penalty other than Colorado suing him to dispute the scope of his buyout. I am sure there will be some offset. I’m just unsure how much.
 
manhattanbuf said:
I read it similarly. I just didn’t see a penalty other than Colorado suing him to dispute the scope of his buyout. I am sure there will be some offset. I’m just unsure how much.
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It will just be negotiated, the duty to mitigate black letter law. I guess MM could try to save some money by arguing that his firing reduced his ability to earn, but I would expect most of his future salary to offset what CU pays.
 
dio said:
There is no way that happens for CU, lol
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All it takes is an intern who knows what he's doing.

I know interns get all of the blame when something goes wrong, but wouldn't you think that a 20 something kid is way more tech savy and more skilled in the digital world than your average 40-50 year old white guy?
 
Jens1893 said:
All it takes is an intern who knows what he's doing.

I know interns get all of the blame when something goes wrong, but wouldn't you think that a 20 something kid is way more tech savy and more skilled in the digital world than your average 40-50 year old white guy?
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Jens1893 said:
All it takes is an intern who knows what he's doing.

I know interns get all of the blame when something goes wrong, but wouldn't you think that a 20 something kid is way more tech savy and more skilled in the digital world than your average 40-50 year old white guy?
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I doubt they let interns run the Twitter feed
 
The Day 4 Vigil of the arrival of Coach Tucker Update:

Like Mike Price at a Tuscaloosa gentlemen's club, the carousel is rollin'

THE BIG ONE: Georgia DC Mel Tucker looks to be the next head Buff. Dave Plati apoplectic at the inability to control every item of news. Few jobs left open, yet CU issues a big zero on the coaching front....everyone else seems to know, does CU?

Filled jobs:

KU- pulls the trigger first, Les Miles, 5 years $2.775MM/year. UPDATE: Chip Lindsey OC (h/t Jens).
Western Kentucky- Tyson Helton in, Bryan Ellis QB coach from USC now OC (h/t Jens)
UNC- Fedora out; Mack Brown in. Mack bringing Tim Brewster (aTm TE) and Greg Brown (noted OC sloth) along for the redux. (h/t Jens)
Texas State- WVU OC Jake Spatival in (h/t SerenityBuff) Okie Lite and Mines OC Bob Stitt tagged as OC. (h/t Jens)
BGSU- Mike Jinks out (h/t Mtn.), BC's OC Scot Loeffler in (h/t White Rabbit)
Texas Tech- Kliffy K out (h/t Jens), Matt Wells, USU HC, and entire offensive staff, in (h/t nik)
Utah St.- Gary Andersen, back in the saddle until the next "episode" (h/t onealcd)
Central Michigan- John Bonamego out. Jim McElwain in (h/t Jens and nik)
East Carolina- Scottie Montgomery out (h/t Jens) Former JMU HC Mike Houston hired. (h/t Jens)
Louisville- Bobby P out, Scott Satterfield (App. St. HC) in. (h/t onealcd)
UMASS- Mark Whipple out. (h/t tschek) FSU OC Walt Bell gets the nod. (h/t SewallBeach)
Charlotte- Hires Will Healy, formerly of Austin Peay. (h/t DeNiro)
tOSU- Urban Meyer done. OC Ryan Day takes over.
Maryland- DJ Dirkin out, Mike Locksley in, for real this time.
​

Open jobs:


Georgia Tech- Paul Johnson hangs it up (h/t Jeric) Chargers OC Ken Whisenhut interviews (h/t Jens) Clemson Co-OC Tony Elliott, and Temple HC Geoff Collins interview.
KjSU- Snydley hangs it up (h/t Jens) Designated Special Ambassador to the program, nice gesture by KjSU.
Akron- Terry Bowden gets the hook. (h/t nik)

Secondary Market:


James Madison- ???
Appalachian St.- Lost Satterfield to Louisville.

Possibles:

UCONN- Edsall not winning
Okie Lite- The Mullet man
Vanderbilt- Derek Mason. (h/t ahoelsken), but nik says no movement until a new AD says Boo.
USF- Charlie Strong could be ousted (h/t nik).

FCS Openings:

Eastern Illinois- (h/t Deniro)
Liberty- Turner Gill out for personal reasons, Hugh Freeze in?



Other news:

FSU- Hugh Freeze talking to FSU about an OC gig.
Jim Harbaugh- His name popping up re: Green Bay opening (h/t Jens) Maybe he is tired of getting pantsed every November by the Buckeyes
Pac 12- Oregon Live articles turning up heat on Larry "Hey guys, did you see I got an extension!" Scott.
Mark Helfrich- Not involved in any college jobs, per his own statement. Champagne corks pop in Boulder.
CSU- Bobo stays (h/t nik)
USC- UPDATE: Lynn Swann doubles down, Helton stays (h/t Jens) Ronnie Bradford, DB, Tee Martin, OC and Bryan Ellis QB, gone. (h/t unionbuff, Jens) Kliffy K "in the driver's seat" for OC (h/t TSchek) UPDATE: Boosters gathering pitchforks and torches over Helton retention (h/t Bombay) UPDATE: Kliffy K new OC (h/t Jens)
Rutgers- Chris Ash UPDATE: Ash is back (h/t nik).
Illinois- Lovie Smith UPDATE: Lovie not only stays, but gets extension (h/t Jens)
Auburn- Malzahn will stay apparently. (h/t TSchek) re-negotiates contract with big cigars to stay (h/t nik)
Maryland- DJ Durkin to get a $5MM buyout.
UH- fends off Texas St. more successfully than a bailer co-ed to keep Kendal Briles as OC. (h/t nik). UPDATE: 3 yr, $2.1 MM deal.
Tulsa- Philip Montgomery safe (h/t nik)
University of Northern Colorado- Earnest Hollings is safe and will remain head bear (h/t ahoelsken)
Purdue- Brohm stays. (h/t Jens) Louisville fans burning Brohm jerseys and threatening school children.
UNLV- Tony Sanchez safe. (h/t nik)
Boston College- Steve Addazio will return
University of Almost Mexico- Bob Davie back for year number Ocho
 
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