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I doubt OSU would act inconsistently with the SCOTUS decision either. But I also doubt that facts matter to the current leaders of the justice department with high profile cases like this one. If they send you a letter and announce it on social media, they’ve probably decided to make an example...
Remember what happened when OSU cooperated with the NCAA on the tattoo incident? And the NCAA is like Mother Teresa compared to these guys. Cooperation in the current environment is for suckers. You cooperate, and they rake you over the coals anyway. Better to go to court and make them work for it.
"We expect Ohio State University College of Medicine to cooperate fully in this compliance investigation... Please provide all responsive documents in an accessible electronic format.. "
I believe that’s correct. As a result, gas stations do well when the price is rising and get killed when the price is falling. Some big chains might buy futures/swaps/options to hedge against price volatility, but I doubt the independent operators could manage that.
I wonder how many of the posts are from internet bots? Not that there aren't plenty of natural persons trying to do, well, whatever it is that they do on Twitter.
Having a large alumni base is certainly an advantage, but I wonder what the Venn diagram between dues paying alumni and alumni that spend money on/donate money to the football program looks like for various universities. Are the dues paying alumni typically athletic department supporters...
Sorsby sued by University of Cincinnati for violating a multiseason revenue-sharing agreement with the university.
https://www.si.com/fannation/college/cfb-hq/no-1-transfer-portal-qb-brendan-sorsby-sued-1-million-after-leaving-big-12-program-01kjbfdwx9k0