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What an amazing campus
Terrible for home field advantage though
The Evanston campus is dope, but extremely small.
UChicago in Hyde Park is the dopest campus I've ever been on. Their quad is dope af
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The Evanston campus is dope, but extremely small.
UChicago in Hyde Park is the dopest campus I've ever been on. Their quad is dope af
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I think hs kids will always be the back bone of any program, i will agree on there is a paradigm shift in the usual program infrastructure,
But we’ve only seen this fail, with the exception of ole miss, but given ole miss don’t usually catch the big name kids the first go round i can understand (if you want in the sec with a good chance to start right away and some change in your pocket jump down in the sip) they still have a solid recruiting base
The takes will be on both ends of the extremes given Deion is a lightning rod for ratings, but you’d be hard pressed to see any media or coach say not going out in the field and getting to these kids is not bizarre, but where he draws ire is saying “oh I’m saving my university money”, it’s like come on now we know that’s not the deal, now if him not traveling allows him to pocket some or add it to nil or whatever, then i think folks would be like ok i see the vision
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I don’t think I’ve ever heard uch campus is dope, but hey i hear you
The University of Miami (Fla.) paid football coach Mario Cristobal $22.7 million in 2022, including $7.7 million in base pay and $14.9 million in “other reportable compensation,” according to a federal tax form released by the university Tuesday to USA TODAY sports.
This is the largest-ever, single-year amount for an athletics department employee on a tax form by a private university, according to USA TODAY Sports research. The university did not go into further detail about why he was paid that much except that it paid “gross-up payments” to Cristobal and others — payments that cover income taxes so that the recipient receives a set amount of pay.
Miami athletic director Dan Radakovich confirmed to USA TODAY Sports Wednesday that the $14.9 million in “other” pay for Cristobal included the $9 million buyout he owed to Oregon for breaking his coaching contract there to return to Miami, his alma mater. The gross-up pay on that accounts for the rest of the "other" pay, he said.
This is the largest-ever, single-year amount for an athletics department employee on a tax form by a private university, according to USA TODAY Sports research. The university did not go into further detail about why he was paid that much except that it paid “gross-up payments” to Cristobal and others — payments that cover income taxes so that the recipient receives a set amount of pay.
Miami athletic director Dan Radakovich confirmed to USA TODAY Sports Wednesday that the $14.9 million in “other” pay for Cristobal included the $9 million buyout he owed to Oregon for breaking his coaching contract there to return to Miami, his alma mater. The gross-up pay on that accounts for the rest of the "other" pay, he said.
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The University of Miami (Fla.) paid football coach Mario Cristobal $22.7 million in 2022, including $7.7 million in base pay and $14.9 million in “other reportable compensation,” according to a federal tax form released by the university Tuesday to USA TODAY sports.
This is the largest-ever, single-year amount for an athletics department employee on a tax form by a private university, according to USA TODAY Sports research. The university did not go into further detail about why he was paid that much except that it paid “gross-up payments” to Cristobal and others — payments that cover income taxes so that the recipient receives a set amount of pay.
Miami athletic director Dan Radakovich confirmed to USA TODAY Sports Wednesday that the $14.9 million in “other” pay for Cristobal included the $9 million buyout he owed to Oregon for breaking his coaching contract there to return to Miami, his alma mater. The gross-up pay on that accounts for the rest of the "other" pay, he said.
Get money get paid Cub-ruh
nikka basically stealing
Probably setting up his political career
Wr.. south fl is the pipeline
That’s about to Orji and Edwards next season. But, as long as it working I’m good with it.
I need to watch their spring this year. I haven’t seen any practice clips.
Miami ain’t one of these need a loan programsThe University of Miami (Fla.) paid football coach Mario Cristobal $22.7 million in 2022, including $7.7 million in base pay and $14.9 million in “other reportable compensation,” according to a federal tax form released by the university Tuesday to USA TODAY sports.
This is the largest-ever, single-year amount for an athletics department employee on a tax form by a private university, according to USA TODAY Sports research. The university did not go into further detail about why he was paid that much except that it paid “gross-up payments” to Cristobal and others — payments that cover income taxes so that the recipient receives a set amount of pay.
Miami athletic director Dan Radakovich confirmed to USA TODAY Sports Wednesday that the $14.9 million in “other” pay for Cristobal included the $9 million buyout he owed to Oregon for breaking his coaching contract there to return to Miami, his alma mater. The gross-up pay on that accounts for the rest of the "other" pay, he said.
Spent decades acting like it. Same as usMiami ain’t one of these need a loan programs
USC just stupid. Yall got damn Hollywood in ya backyard. Should be like the rollin 60’s and make all them actors check in. Give up a bag. Ain’t no way Brad Pitt gonna walk down high st in Columbus and not pay his dues.
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I’m cool with it, hopefully we shock the world
I’ll never forget Lane Kiffin telling recruits they’d get to meet Michael Jackson…USC just stupid. Yall got damn Hollywood in ya backyard. Should be like the rollin 60’s and make all them actors check in. Give up a bag. Ain’t no way Brad Pitt gonna walk down high st in Columbus and not pay his dues.
In 2010
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
Not that trash ass UIC campus (might be the absolute worst campus I've ever seen)
But University of Chicago is dope...next time you're in the city, pull up to 57th, just East of Ellis and go thru that little walkway which takes you into their quad. It's dope af in there
