ShadowSpring
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Yep. Id add to your summary that whet he says "Duk wins and it's not close" he means they'll win the argument that Mensah breached the contract, but the remedy will be Duke gets paid $4M. Fair?Basically he thinks that Duke’s argument for damages is clear and that the damages = the $4mm paid to Mensah. But since the contract outlines the damages precisely, it weakens the argument for the TRO since you need to prove that “there was irreparable harm for which there is no adequate remedy at law”. Since the contract says that the cost of breaking the contract is $4mm, that shows there is a way remedy this by paying $4mm.
So my read of his opinion (not mine since I haven’t read the contract) is that the TRO preventing Mensah from enrolling is weak and should be arguable but that Miami / Mensah would owe $4mm to Duke
Should be $2M since Mensah fulfilled half of the contract. But who's quibbling.Yep. Id add to your summary that whet he says "Duk wins and it's not close" he means they'll win the argument that Mensah breached the contract, but the remedy will be Duke gets paid $4M. Fair?
Should be $2M since Mensah fulfilled half of the contract. But who's quibbling.
If I recall correctly when he transferred the reports were that it was 8 millionShould be $2M since Mensah fulfilled half of the contract. But who's quibbling.
They said he didn't get 4 and it was very incentive based. So it's way lessShould be $2M since Mensah fulfilled half of the contract. But who's quibbling.
Oh **** my bad!!! Too many Mannys!Ohhh manny Navarro. I thought you meant manny Diaz said on a pod that he was starting classes lol scared me
Bro Reddit is entirely low testosterone phaggots.the reddit /ACC is a collection of the biggest pansies from Wake, Duke, UNC, UVA, et al circle jerking each other about how great "coastal chaos" is and dreaming of all winning the ACC as if that is even remotely cool in big boy football.
I refuse to go there now, but I imagine they are all saying how mean and unfair Miami is for doing this to the great and powerful Blue Devils.
This sounds like exactly what will happen.Basically he thinks that Duke’s argument for damages is clear and that the damages = the $4mm paid to Mensah. But since the contract outlines the damages precisely, it weakens the argument for the TRO since you need to prove that “there was irreparable harm for which there is no adequate remedy at law”. Since the contract says that the cost of breaking the contract is $4mm, that shows there is a way remedy this by paying $4mm.
So my read of his opinion (not mine since I haven’t read the contract) is that the TRO preventing Mensah from enrolling is weak and should be arguable but that Miami / Mensah would owe $4mm to Duke
The first judge was.Apparently the current judge from which they are moving away from to a different judge is a Duke Basketball season ticket holder?
There is a provision. Which contradicts their TRO filing.If Duke had created some masterclass contract, there is likely a damages provision in it. Not sure the fine line being crossed re pay for play and employer/employee aspect that Duke is teetering with here.
As of now after the hearing on Feb 2, if the judge issues an order at that time. If the judge takes it under advisement, could be longer.So when is the absolute earliest that Mensah could join the team?
Because these guys want to go to the nfl. So you can pout but you are ultimately hurting yourself.Why would you want to force a QB to stay with you that can throw an interception on every play. Get benched. And you are where you were to begin with.
Tthe external timeline is a tweet from Liam Blutman, which Duke includes as an in-line exhibit rather than pleading as fact: At 2:07 PM—nearly two hours before Mensah called Manny Diaz—someone tweeted specific details of Miami's offer: Buyout of the Duke contractApproximately $10 million total (for what, IDK, but I'd assume for Miami)Country club housingAdidas campaign