There is a difference between taking a haircut for the financial stability of your University and writing off a year of salary because of a reason you disagree with (or probably for many people in that situation think is total BS).

Dknight

United States5223 Posts

August 11 2020 00:18 GMT

#3042

I haven't heard of any coach, in any NCAA sport, not taking their salary this year. Most are fighting even taking a salary cut including ADs. Meanwhile, universities are cutting varsity sports like my own institution. "In 2017, 39 of the 50 states' payrolls were topped by a football or men's basketball coach." This is bullshit but whatever. ESPN has a good article on this: https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/29468590/some-not-all-coaches-share-colleges-burden-amid-coronavirus-pandemic Wow 10% voluntary paycuts from millionaires, how fucking noble. The highest is 20% from a small number of coaches.

ZerOCoolSC2

8998 Posts

August 11 2020 00:45 GMT

#3043

I think it'll all come down to the individual schools and conferences. I did preface by saying I didn't know what was happening in other places. But I am reasonably sure that if Nebraska asked their sports staff to take a cut or whatever, they would negotiate something. If they don't play this year then the salary would probably reduced and if I'm not wrong, most of the contracts are performance based, are they not?

Like they were talking about a few posts back, this is something that wasn't written into the contract. Some won't budge. Some will see altruism. I'll wait and see how it unfolds.

Dknight

United States5223 Posts

August 11 2020 00:58 GMT

#3044

The article that I linked literally addresses both issues that you raise. "The coaches work under contracts that typically would preclude salary cuts without their approval...The type of force majeure clauses that would give a school the ability to withhold payment from a coach are rare and unlikely to be ironclad, according to multiple industry sources who spoke to ESPN." If you don't know what's happening, do some research before posting bullshit.

ZerOCoolSC2

8998 Posts

August 11 2020 01:03 GMT

#3045

On August 11 2020 09:58 Dknight wrote:
The article that I linked literally addresses both issues that you raise. "The coaches work under contracts that typically would preclude salary cuts without their approval...The type of force majeure clauses that would give a school the ability to withhold payment from a coach are rare and unlikely to be ironclad, according to multiple industry sources who spoke to ESPN." If you don't know what's happening, do some research before posting bullshit.

The fuck? Take your anger some place else ass. And again, the posts before I made mine already commented on this whole thing. I don't know why you're getting a fucking attitude with me. Like I said, the fucking coaches can still talk to the school and figure something out if they are put into that position where the season doesn't happen.

Don't take your bullshit out on me.

cLutZ

United States19574 Posts

August 11 2020 06:34 GMT

#3046

On August 11 2020 09:18 Dknight wrote:
I haven't heard of any coach, in any NCAA sport, not taking their salary this year. Most are fighting even taking a salary cut including ADs. Meanwhile, universities are cutting varsity sports like my own institution. "In 2017, 39 of the 50 states' payrolls were topped by a football or men's basketball coach." This is bullshit but whatever. ESPN has a good article on this: https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/29468590/some-not-all-coaches-share-colleges-burden-amid-coronavirus-pandemic Wow 10% voluntary paycuts from millionaires, how fucking noble. The highest is 20% from a small number of coaches.

IMO most universities that are cutting programs are doing so because they already wanted to. Most places admit athletes significantly below normal academic standards, most decision makers are academics. They do this for trash sports to legitimize the CFB and CBBA revenue. I don't like this because it makes schools admit and graduate bad students.

The reality is most programs are charities that appeal to minor faculty interests, or serve the TIX mandate. If you can break that in a pandemic its good.

Problem: Most schools wont survive without bailouts.

ZerOCoolSC2

8998 Posts

August 11 2020 19:41 GMT

#3047

It's official. Big10 is canceled. I am sad panda. Time to break out the booze all fall.

ZerOCoolSC2

8998 Posts

August 11 2020 20:32 GMT

#3048

Pac-12 is canceled as well. Welp boys....what now?

farvacola

United States18832 Posts

August 11 2020 20:34 GMT

#3049

Smoke em if you got em

Shellshock

United States97276 Posts

August 11 2020 21:59 GMT

#3050

Dead game?
Wait wrong forum

JimmiC

Canada22817 Posts

August 12 2020 15:53 GMT

#3051

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Sadist

United States7255 Posts

August 12 2020 17:29 GMT

#3052

Myocarditis is the big fear. There are lots of logistical/cost issues as well.

If one of the players dies in camp or if they actually play itll be a monumental scandal.

Im actually pretty pissed at many of the coaches in the big 10 coming out in opposition to this. Its just furthering the divide. It feels like theres no unified front in anything anymore. Frost from Nebraska implying they would try to play anyway is ridiculus.

cLutZ

United States19574 Posts

August 12 2020 22:36 GMT

#3053

On August 13 2020 02:29 Sadist wrote:
Myocarditis is the big fear. There are lots of logistical/cost issues as well.

If one of the players dies in camp or if they actually play itll be a monumental scandal.

Im actually pretty pissed at many of the coaches in the big 10 coming out in opposition to this. Its just furthering the divide. It feels like theres no unified front in anything anymore. Frost from Nebraska implying they would try to play anyway is ridiculus.

Not really, the Big's plan plan is aggressively idiotic. Players will still be on campus and working out in team facilities up to 20 hrs a week. All they have done is eliminate the games and travel (which is less of a win than you'd think because the players are already together for practice).

Indeed, by removing games they essentially added 2 party days to the players calendar per week, and removed the incentive not to party.