Met CMRicht tonite

[poncho0091]

the handcuff was if he stayed and continued to collect money with no results. The praise is for realizing he just wasn't all in and not dragging it out.

 

[The Franchise]

I made this same comment but was told by the CIS college football contract experts, that I didn't know how contracts work.
So, I guess I'm not the only one who thinks when a coach quits, thus breaching their part of said contract, they aren't owed millions left on said contract.
He was a good man and a decent coach but constantly getting praised for not "handcuffing" the school by "taking" upwards of 20 million dollars for quitting, is hysterical.

Pretty sure I have a better grasp of contracts than anyone on CIS. I’m good with my analysis over some **** who saw something on a blog once.

 

[TheU 4ever]

@TheU 4ever ....whats Dumb azzwipe??...The IPF WAS going up without Richt....only a Richt nut licker such as yourself would think differently....

There is no answer to ignorance!!

 

[SWFLHurricane]

There is no answer to ignorance!!

Yes there is....Its called you were wrong...

 

[AUcane]

I made this same comment but was told by the CIS college football contract experts, that I didn't know how contracts work.
So, I guess I'm not the only one who thinks when a coach quits, thus breaching their part of said contract, they aren't owed millions left on said contract.
He was a good man and a decent coach but constantly getting praised for not "handcuffing" the school by "taking" upwards of 20 million dollars for quitting, is hysterical.

There are plenty of instances of "mutual parting of ways" where an employee approaches the employer about leaving. I've personally seen it happen several times but 1) it doesn't happen a lot, and 2) I've only seen it happen at higher levels with people who had good reputations. They got their package, even though they basically quit. I would not be surprised if Richter got something (certainly nowhere near $20m - lol).