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Cryin’ Sherrone Moore, Sniffles, HC TCUN (Dead Man Walking)

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ORD_Buckeye said:
He'll get three years. Roughly figuring, he takes home 12M. Agents and business managers take 2 of that. Say, he's somewhat frugal and spends a million of that to live for those three years. That's 9M in an investment fund. Set it up in a no-tax state like Nevada, and you're paying nothing except capital gains tax on any increases in the portfolio. Treat it like an endowment and disburse 4% a year and then hope that the fund's annual return is at least 4% + the inflation rate. IF you can average that, you have an annual salary of 360K taxed at capital gains (roughly clears 25K/month) with no state income tax, and you're not touching the principal. And of course that's if he decides to retire right then and there instead of going back to being a 1M/year coordinator.

In other words, he's set for life if he doesn't decide to live like an NBA player. It's totally the right call.
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He’s 38 years old. No matter how this plays out, it’s not like he won’t be coaching at a high level for the next few decades. These guys recycle better than the Chinese, that’s for certain.

Also, don’t overthink the investing part. Live wherever the hell you want and have your investable assets professionally managed for tax efficiency. Fidelity, for example, will typically beat the benchmarks and still show you a significant loss on paper. He should have enough to qualify for a private wealth manager with estate attorneys for insanely negligible fees as well.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
He'll get three years. Roughly figuring, he takes home 12M. Agents and business managers take 2 of that. Say, he's somewhat frugal and spends a million of that to live for those three years. That's 9M in an investment fund. Set it up in a no-tax state like Nevada, and you're paying nothing except capital gains tax on any increases in the portfolio. Treat it like an endowment and disburse 4% a year and then hope that the fund's annual return is at least 4% + the inflation rate. IF you can average that, you have an annual salary of 360K taxed at capital gains (roughly clears 25K/month) with no state income tax, and you're not touching the principal. And of course that's if he decides to retire right then and there instead of going back to being a 1M/year coordinator.

In other words, he's set for life if he doesn't decide to live like an NBA player. It's totally the right call.
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If he's the fall guy - and i think he is - he's a 1yr rental that they will make a show of firing to appease the NCAA. Neither Ono nor Warde are going to fall on the sword for Harbaugh or Michigan. But Moore will.
And then they will do a proper search once the NCAA sanctions are finalized.
I doubt he makes it to Spring 2025.
 
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kujirakira said:
If he's the fall guy - and i think he is - he's a 1yr rental that they will make a show of firing to appease the NCAA. Neither Ono nor Warde are going to fall on the sword for Harbaugh or Michigan. But Moore will.
And then they will do a proper search once the NCAA sanctions are finalized.
I doubt he makes it to Spring 2025.
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Re: ESPN...The two sides agreed to the framework of a deal in January. Moore's contract was set to be for five years with a base salary of $500,000 and $5 million in additional compensation in Year 1.

Re: PREMIEREDRUM...The still-drying contract does not protect Moore from being fired. Even though he's implicated in the current NOA, these charges have yet to be agreed to or adjudicated so he isn't technically "guilty." Yet. The infractions clause in his contract won't trigger until UM either agrees to the charges or the charges are certified after UM's response window.

Just sayin': And he'll get at least $5.5M to fall on the sword too.....:facepalm:
 
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BB73 said:
Bump for him actually having a signed contract, and an updated title.
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