BleedGopher
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Sorry I wasn't able to put a positive spin on the university losing a million dollars.
do i really have to tell you this?...it increases your premium after you make a claim in which you are found liable.
You tell me? How does a variety of claims on your homeowners or auto insurance affect you? Slight difference there.
I have a serious question, that I'm way too lazy to figure out. Does anyone know the amount of $ we've paid to coaches not on staff in Maturi's tenure? From Monson to Mason, Dunbar, Brew, this, everyone. I'd be interested in seeing that total....I bet it would add up to a good chunk of the practice facility.
I have a serious question, that I'm way too lazy to figure out. Does anyone know the amount of $ we've paid to coaches not on staff in Maturi's tenure? From Monson to Mason, Dunbar, Brew, this, everyone. I'd be interested in seeing that total....I bet it would add up to a good chunk of the practice facility.
An article after Brew's firing in the STrib reported the total at $5.2 million in salaries for Mason ($2.2 mil), Monson ($2.25 mil)and Brewster ($775K) and that doesn't include a $1.4 mil payment to Mason's retirement account which was due for his service time or any other coaches or mis-hires like Williams.
The article I found is here.
I read it a little differently. On page 2 it says that the University owed (still owes part of) $5.2 million for the Mason and Monson buyouts and would then owe another $750,000+ to Brewster, et. al. (there would be additional outgoing/incoming transition costs). The Mason/Monson buyouts were covered in part by raiding/borrowing from Central Administration funds.
If you have a different article that clarifies, let us know. Going back to Mason/Monson buyout articles in the Strib from the time of Mason's termination, it does appear that the costs ended up much higher. It was initially reported as closer to $4 million. I wonder if the $1.4 million retirement fund dollars might be included in the $5.2 million reported in the post-Brewster termination piece. Is the $1.4 million exclusively for service time in which Mason did not serve on the remainder of his final contract? Or is it inclusive of his entire time at the U?
But taking just what the linked article puts out there, we'd be looking at around $6 million minimum for the Monson/Mason/Brewster buyouts.
Add in Jimmy Williams' $1 million award (even if covered by insurance) and we're up to 7 million (and counting; the Brenny matter is working its way through the court).
If the $1.4 million retirement piece mentioned by GopherinPhilly is credited exclusively to time not served by Mason and was not part of the $5.2 million reported by the Strib, one could say the total is at or above $8.4 million in payouts for time not served as Gopher coaches.
Good question...from memory, the buy out of Mason included time served for retirement contributions...so a portion of the $1.4 mil was for the remaining 3 years on the deal that got bought out...so figure 20% of the 1.4 or $800K was included in the total Mason buy out...so Mason was $1.4 mil would have been included in the $5.2 total...add in the Million to Jimmy and transitional/search costs and we are looking at an easy $7 million during the Maturi years in pissed away money...and it aint over yet.