I think the right number is $10-15 million and that they will work something out. The current situation is embarrassing for everyone. Surely UK has some kind of performance standard in the contract beyond just showing up for work that they can push. And from Stoops side he could do a lot of hunting and fishing for $10 million.Oh I agree. They may be able to find $10 million or so squirreled away somewhere to pay him to go away.
Stoops would be wise to accept half a bag of store brand potato chips and leave. He has taken the Wildcats for enough money and this is sad-even for KY
Looking like Stoops is out. Lots of smoke and your board guys are seemingly all in agreement it’s over. We’ll see, but definitely seems to be headed that way.Credible-ish internet paywall sources tonight reporting that Stoops' lawyers are haggling with UK lawyers tonight. Apparently it got pretty heated.
Top picks would be OSU OC Brian Hartline, whose brother played qb at UK. Also in the mix is Oregon OC Will Stein, who has Kentucky ties.
Why would Stoops take anything less than the $37 million his contract says he’s owed.I think the right number is $10-15 million and that they will work something out. The current situation is embarrassing for everyone. Surely UK has some kind of performance standard in the contract beyond just showing up for work that they can push. And from Stoops side he could do a lot of hunting and fishing for $10 million.
He's owed $38 million within 60 days of his termination. What could UK possibly offer him that he would consider to take less than half of that?I think the right number is $10-15 million and that they will work something out. The current situation is embarrassing for everyone. Surely UK has some kind of performance standard in the contract beyond just showing up for work that they can push. And from Stoops side he could do a lot of hunting and fishing for $10 million.
$30 million to drag yourself into work year after year at a job you hate or $15 million to leave with no strings attached. At some price point the immediate money and freedom would become appealing at least for me.He's owed $38 million within 60 days of his termination. What could UK possibly offer him that he would consider to take less than half of that?
Wow, they really are going to do it.
Wonder if they go after Mullen.
what's the total time for the payout now? and how is that taxed?Have you seen the tax on 38 million in one lump sum? As opposed to smaller payments over time? That's how he wins.
