Big Jim
WTF?
Plus, in socialism, none of the workers are among the 1% of wealthiest people in the country.
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Plus, in socialism, none of the workers are among the 1% of wealthiest people in the country.
It’s going to be sad when playing the EA NCAA Football game is so much better than watching actual NCAA football.
That's capitalism bro
Big Jim
WTF?
Exactly, rebutting the arguments above equating the NFL to socialism.
1 percenters don't make up a work force anywhere. Your point doesn't matter
Big Jim
WTF?
Well, except for a large number of professional athletes. Including NFL players.
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What Is the Average Net Worth of the Top 1%?
An American household would have to be worth a minimum of $13.7 million to get into the 1% club. They would need a household income of $591,550. Income disparity is increasing.
Some stats:
Let me rephrase: this argument is hilariously dumb and you caring enough to do research to prove that NFL players aren't in a socialist system because they make too much in their socialist monopoly to be socialist is even more hilariousWell, except for a large number of professional athletes. Including NFL players.
What Is the Average Net Worth of the Top 1%?
An American household would have to be worth a minimum of $13.7 million to get into the 1% club. They would need a household income of $591,550. Income disparity is increasing.www.investopedia.com
Some stats:
Robert Sorell
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In capitalism, none of the workers are among the 10% of wealthiest people in the country.
66BUFF
FTW
The Big 12's Rushed Deal to Sign Colorado
Four revealing provisions in the Big 12/Colorado membership agreement
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Just received Colorado's Agreement to join the Big 12. Colorado was the first to jump from the Pac 12 and the agreement reveals some haste to get it done. I provide three examples of sloppy drafting - one of which gave Oregon State and Washington State leverage to take control of the Pac. The full contract is attached.
The Big 12's Rushed Deal to Sign Colorado
Four revealing provisions in the Big 12/Colorado membership agreement
BILL FARLEY
MAR 6, 2024
The Big 12's Rushed Deal to Sign Colorado
Four revealing provisions in the Big 12/Colorado membership agreement
Just received Colorado's Agreement to join the Big 12. Colorado was the first to jump from the Pac 12 and the agreement reveals some haste to get it done. I provide three examples of sloppy drafting - one of which gave Oregon State and Washington State leverage to take control of the Pac. The full contract is attached.
The Big 12's Rushed Deal to Sign Colorado
Four revealing provisions in the Big 12/Colorado membership agreement
BILL FARLEY
MAR 6, 2024
AND you guys will love the fact that Utah apparently refused to sign the 99 year requirement while CU did.
RG is a lawyer? CU employs many. Im pretty sure this all only passed across his desk and he forwarded it.
Wait. RG locked CU into the Big 12 for 99 years? Oh my god. The idiot.
Karl Dorell. There is a pattern. So sure.
It could be that he doesnt sign but rather someone higher up than him does. I had a boss who used to fight with legal all the time because their mistakes (things they missed) obligated us to things in contracts. My boss wasnt allowed to sign. He also often was removed from the legal v legal back and forth then low and behold it was signed without his knowledge. Were talking about CU after all.
Im not sure about something as big as changing conferences. Probably Dr Phil and others had their hands in the back and forth.
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There’s zero chance this was Rick’s final call.
Of course not, but he surely was part of the decision-making process. He does not need to be a lawyer to know the major stipulations of joining the Big 12.
Oh yeah for sure. Whatever, I’m not sure what leverage CU really had in any of this.
Which it won't cause a majority of the b12 will not get into the next tier. RG could have just boned CU forever
chitownbuff
Club Member
Seriously, at least add a MFN clause for ****s sake.
Well now I'm reassured
This. It's like no one has ever negotiated a serious legal agreement in their adult lives.
I’m sure CU would be on the hook for some amount of money, just like UT/OU were and just like any ACC school will be, but it’s not going to stop them from leaving to be part of whatever league is formed.
When I look to the enforceability of contracts, I ask bankers and sales reps for their confident projections in my favor. Come on guys unless someone finds an out this is a real issue
There's what RG says to cover his ass (or in ignorance) and then there's what the contract says. The latter is the one that matters. I'm much too lazy to look through the contract to confirm this though.
I've seen worse.
Not in the mood to mentally masturbate this in full at this moment, but I think the best model would be 6 divisions of 8 teams. Schedule would be the 7 teams in your division plus 1 team from each of the other 5 divisions (matchups determined by order of finish in your division the previous year). So we'd keep the 12-game schedule and then get a playoff.
Not in the mood to mentally masturbate this in full at this moment, but I think the best model would be 6 divisions of 8 teams. Schedule would be the 7 teams in your division plus 1 team from each of the other 5 divisions (matchups determined by order of finish in your division the previous year). So we'd keep the 12-game schedule and then get a playoff.