As in Larry Johnson, but between that being a joke and the general need for thicker skin on this site, that's really beside the point.dd69a;1471205; said:negative recruiting??? as in?
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As in Larry Johnson, but between that being a joke and the general need for thicker skin on this site, that's really beside the point.dd69a;1471205; said:negative recruiting??? as in?
jimotis4heisman;1473359; said:every time this thread pops up i get this feeling, the kind of feeling you get when the phone rings after midnight. (am i alone?)
Joe Paterno, selfish old man
Old isn't an insult, by the way. It's an adjective. If he were 35, I'd have titled this thing, "Joe Paterno, selfish young man."
But he's old. And he's selfish. And why? Because he is campaigning for the Big Ten to expand by adding Syracuse, Pittsburgh or Rutgers. "Not in that order," he says.
Like the order matters. What matters is this: Those three schools already have a home -- the Big East. But Paterno doesn't care about that. He's lobbying for his BCS league to grow, at the expense of another BCS league. We've been through this before, when the ACC knocked down fences and screwed up yards with its tractor by taking from the Big East for its big expansion. That was ugly. The ACC was selfish.
And now Paterno wants the Big Ten to be selfish, at the expense -- and possibly the death -- of the Big East.
Classy, JoePa. Hey, wait. Is that a siren? Was another of your players just arrested?
Anyway ...
Obviously the Big East is on shaky ground. No one's saying that league is in solid shape. It's waiting for a hyena to come pick at its struggling body, and Paterno is sharpening his greedy little teeth.
Beautiful.
Retire already.
A feeling of hope?every time this thread pops up i get this feeling, the kind of feeling you get when the phone rings after midnight. (am i alone?)
Retire already.
Bucky Katt;1473363; said:A booty call from a drunk ex-girlfriend? No, I definitely don't get that feeling. You are one sick dude, jim.
Penn State records show JoePa a millionaire
Records released Friday by the university show the 82-year-old Hall of Famer is Penn State's highest-paid employee, making more than $1.03 million last year.
That includes his base salary plus any bonuses, but does not include compensation from outside the university that top coaches typically collect. Paterno's compensation from other sources is not a public record.
The records were released in compliance with a Pennsylvania Right-to-Know law that took effect in January.
Paterno's salary was once one of college football's most closely guarded secrets until his base salary of roughly $500,000 was made public two years ago as part of an open records request of state retirement data initiated by the Patriot News of Harrisburg.
Paterno signed a three-year contract extension in December. He'll start his record 44th year as head coach this fall.
He's also the university's longest-tenured employee, having started as an assistant in 1950 before moving up to head coach in 1966.
LSU's Les Miles and Alabama's Nick Saban are considered to be among the highest-paid coaches in the country. Saban's total compensation package called for him to make roughly $3.8 million this year, a figure that includes his base salary from the university plus compensation for personal services from other sources.
Miles last year signed an extension with LSU that guaranteed him $1,000 more than any coach in the Southeastern Conference.
Cont'd ...
Thanks to money garnered from apparel deals or media appearances or camps, Charlie Weis ultimately has been paid much more to coach Notre Dame than Tyrone Willingham is getting paid not to coach Notre Dame. But in terms of base compensation alone, the former Irish coach still outpaced the current Irish coach in 2007-08, according to the latest tax documents provided by the school. According to Notre Dame's Form 990 tax report from '07-'08, Willingham earned $650,000 in base compensation as part of his settlement agreement upon his 2004 firing -- more than the $521,750 paid to Weis in the same year.
OregonBuckeye;1477640; said:Scout.com: Dispatch implies OSU's Pryor got extra benefits
They just get more irrational by the year.
BN27, is there any room left on the bandwagon for people who hate PSU?