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Yeah that's what I'm saying. If he wants to stay at Oregon, he'll have a new contract offer to sign. He'll sign it if he wants to stay. If he wants to leave, he won't sign it.

if this season continues to go like it is for Oregon, Mario will have a new contract by the end of the season. if he doesn't, it's because he's considering leaving and a new contract would be prohibitive.

Like any board of such a large organization, they're probably broken up into "advisory groups" who are experts at certain pieces of the business. As a board, all their votes are equal.. But all board members can't be deeply knowledgeable about every part of the University. Therefore they rely on...