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Compared to you? Sure, but that is faint praise as most would be. "Majeure and evolved guy"? Seriously? That was sad. But is the back row of your 7th grade class laughing with you? Because that is all that matters, right? By the way, they are not actually laughing with you....

Another highly insightful and informative post. But, hey, you added to your count, right?!

Actually I just ran that test. Shockingly you are incorrect. But perhaps you are correct and such system is only known to men. "Junior", "son", and "bamboozle"? Seriously? Didn't you also tell someone to "Get to steppin' turdjones"? That's what you bring to the table? A mixture of what...

Judicial contract interpretation depends on the interpreter. The issue is not just drafting or reading, but actual disposition. The most clearly worded contract may not be interpreted in the manner the drafter would have thought obvious as the drafter is not the interpreter. I referenced...

Wow, ouch. You sure got me there. That was a good one, the Farce, Sorry for what my auto correct did. It also just turned "auto correct" into "auto carrot", while I was typing, as it doesn't know any better. My auto correct is pretty limited. What's your excuse for being simple, the Farce...

You do understand that Nebraska left what was then the Big 12 to join the Big 10, right? And that they left because of inequities between the University of Texas and most of the rest of the conference including Nebraska? Nebraska jumped at the chance to be in the Big 10 and it didn't really...

Actually contract interpretation is always in the eye of the beholder. It is never truly objective or definitive. Anyone who thinks otherwise has no actual experience with courts interpreting contracts. Nope, but I've read the media rights contracts for two separate conferences so I have a...

So, in short, a) contract interpretation is in the eye of the beholder and b) you haven't seen the contract. Is that accurate?

Not exactly. The contractual relationship I refer to is between the school and the conference. Then there is a separate contract between the conference and, probably, the "media" (say ESPN or something like that). There are multiple contracts in that regard, that is why the Big 10 has...

For the morons that continue to discuss anyone leaving the Big 10, you do realize the contactual responsibilities each school has, right? Those include the forfeiture of media rights revenues going forward in they leave. In other words, they would not only lose their income from the current...