Stop the politics!
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Official Michigan State/Mel Tucker Hate Thread
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Don’t kid yourself, winning is everything and it not 1969. The issue is will any ad and/or boosters allow him to have free rein like he does here.
That's not politics.
Politics would have been me replying with, "As if Bobo would ever be seen in public with a black person. She'd fvck him somewhere private."
And since we stay away from politics in the sports forums, I didn't post it.
Yeah, same thing
I've always wondered if Boebert is a CU fan.
Oh, you sweet, naive summer child. Bless your heart.
Don’t patronize me you little pissant. I know $ talks.
I could see Arkansas, maybe South Carolina, Miami, Georgia Tech.
This doesn’t sound correct.
Every school in the country with an opening will absolutely be looking at Prime but I don't think Prime is going to even give most of them a second thought.
Money is important but I don't think it is the deciding point for Prime. He wants to be respected but he also wants to be someplace where he can run the program how he wants, he wants his priorities supported.
Very few schools are willing to give a coach that kind of support.
I think it matters to him a lot that CU hired 3 straight Black coaches. It matters that he can bring kids in and they see less discrimination that what happened the other night at Alabama (sadly their is racism everywhere but differences in how much and how it is reacted to.)
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I could see Miami and Georgia Tech maybe. I don’t think Miami is getting rid of Cristobal anytime soon. I also don’t think Georgia Tech is a better option than CU.
With CU in the Big 12, he will have a fairly easy path to the CFB playoffs. As long as the CU administration doesn’t screw this up and they figure out a way to make Prime the highest paid coach in CFB, my guess is that he stays here for quite some time.
FSU was happy that aggy "stole" Jimbo. That hire saved them the 40 million buyout they were going to pay to fire his ass.
Just to clarify, I wasn’t stating where I think he’ll go, just which of those southern teams would welcome him.
Roger that.
Bottom line is that Prime will be at CU for a while because I don’t think that the schools that would want him, would be a better fit than CU.
(Provided that CU makes him the highest paid coach in CFB)
Edit:correction. She did not leak it herself
“Brenda Tracy informed a USA TODAY reporter about the case in May 2023. Tracy had known the reporter since 2017 from his previous coverage of sexual misconduct in sports and disclosed details of the case confidentially.
In late June, Tracy agreed to give USA TODAY exclusive access to the case file to write a story, on the condition that the news organization wait until the case ended to publish it. Letting the process run its course was important to her, she said. But given the case's high-profile nature and the school’s history of mishandling sexual misconduct cases, she said she wanted a back-up plan in case details became public sooner. “
“Brenda Tracy informed a USA TODAY reporter about the case in May 2023. Tracy had known the reporter since 2017 from his previous coverage of sexual misconduct in sports and disclosed details of the case confidentially.
In late June, Tracy agreed to give USA TODAY exclusive access to the case file to write a story, on the condition that the news organization wait until the case ended to publish it. Letting the process run its course was important to her, she said. But given the case's high-profile nature and the school’s history of mishandling sexual misconduct cases, she said she wanted a back-up plan in case details became public sooner. “
Mel Tucker made millions while he delayed the Michigan State sexual harassment case
The hearing in the sexual harassment case against Mel Tucker was supposed to be weeks ago. He and his attorney delayed it for weeks while he got paid.
www.usatoday.com
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Hmmm. Read that again. She made a deal to keep it private until after three process was over. Then something changedIn regards to the question of who leaked it, Tracy did.
“Brenda Tracy informed a USA TODAY reporter about the case in May 2023. Tracy had known the reporter since 2017 from his previous coverage of sexual misconduct in sports and disclosed details of the case confidentially.
In late June, Tracy agreed to give USA TODAY exclusive access to the case file to write a story, on the condition that the news organization wait until the case ended to publish it. Letting the process run its course was important to her, she said. But given the case's high-profile nature and the school’s history of mishandling sexual misconduct cases, she said she wanted a back-up plan in case details became public sooner. “
Mel Tucker made millions while he delayed the Michigan State sexual harassment case
The hearing in the sexual harassment case against Mel Tucker was supposed to be weeks ago. He and his attorney delayed it for weeks while he got paid.www.usatoday.com
Hmm. I see that now.
"In early September, USA TODAY Network reporters in Michigan heard Tracy’s name and specific details about the case mentioned in connection with the rumors. They shared the information to USA TODAY without identifying their sources, and USA TODAY relayed the information to Tracy.
Believing someone at Michigan State had leaked her name, Tracy gave USA TODAY consent to publish the story on Sept. 10."
Holy ****ing **** are we still talking about this story? Who ****ing cares? The man is irrelevant as is the football program and University he coached for.
Premature e-circulation.
in my defense, i was a little tipsy.
MSU is going to throw the brinks truck at so many coaches