Power T-Rev
Tennessee is bad for your health
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Yeah, its a common complaint. However, normally when we **ck something up, its to prevent a bigger SNAFU in the future.
Suck to walk away form a deal. Sucks more to get stuck in a bad deal. Making clients understand that is part fo the challenge a lot of times.
My buddy does corporate work for Fortune 500 companies. They just walked away from a deal worth 800 million, eating 3.5 million in legal fees, because the facts went bad.
Ultimately, eating the 3.5 million in legal fees is nothing compared to losing 50-100 million if the deal went through.
Nope. Share it.
(not directed at you; just a handy post to reply to)
People, people!
Oh, for God's sake, like he would be flying commercial and hanging out in airport waiting areas during layovers so that he could come here to sign...
Even if there weren't a sautéed plane or a booster loaner available, someone would have chartered an aircraft. :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
A member of the BOT whom I have a business relationship with stated the following. He never said the name Gruden, but did say the name Patterson in reference to the backup plan.
- They said that the AD believes they have their man but there are still a few small obstacles.
- No contract has been officially signed, however an MoU was written and agreed upon on 11/3, and was signed on 11/12 during a meeting in Asheville.
- There are a few small issues that are currently being worked out. These issues have less to do with UT, and more to do with the coach in question.
- The coach has certain expectations for his staff and if he can't meet them then the AD feels like he will back out. This seems to be a major concern.
- BOT member said there is one issue regarding his contract but wouldn't go into detail and I didn't push. They made it seem like it's a recent development in the past 1-2 days.
- I asked and they said they think 2 assistants are being kept by the new coach.
- If anything falls through with this coach then the AD will pursue Patterson.
- They said Currie met with Patterson face to face recently and "it was positive".
NEWS FOR THOSE WHO KNOW ME AND MY POSTS
I have be only willing to say I was skeptically optimistic about Gruden but........ I am officially dragging out my Grudometer .... NOW AT 75%
I got a message from my source this afternoon who changed his tune.... He has been saying forever "Absolutely NO to Gruden" just told me it was 50/50 Gruden to the HILL
SOON
LMAO! I got drunk on that stuff years ago at the wall in Nuremburg Germany. Sickest I've ever been in my life. Gruden! Yee haw!
A member of the BOT whom I have a business relationship with stated the following. He never said the name Gruden, but did say the name Patterson in reference to the backup plan.
- They said that the AD believes they have their man but there are still a few small obstacles.
- No contract has been officially signed, however an MoU was written and agreed upon on 11/3, and was signed on 11/12 during a meeting in Asheville.
- There are a few small issues that are currently being worked out. These issues have less to do with UT, and more to do with the coach in question.
- The coach has certain expectations for his staff and if he can't meet them then the AD feels like he will back out. This seems to be a major concern.
- BOT member said there is one issue regarding his contract but wouldn't go into detail and I didn't push. They made it seem like it's a recent development in the past 1-2 days.
- I asked and they said they think 2 assistants are being kept by the new coach.
- If anything falls through with this coach then the AD will pursue Patterson.
- They said Currie met with Patterson face to face recently and "it was positive".