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Honestly no idea. I dont think the paycut is as much as people make it seem though.
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Honestly no idea. I dont think the paycut is as much as people make it seem though.
lawdog1
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The university is run as a non-profit corporation, which means there are limits to how it allocates money and for what purposes. They can’t just pay university employees whatever they want.
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A reasonable wage is the standard for a comparable employee elsewhere. Go take a look at what AD's and coaches are making and yes, they can indeed pay them whatever they want.
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Also I'm not suggesting he's making anywhere close to what ESPN paid him, but a million a year? Absolutely reasonable wage.
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I'm confused does all the wealth Woj has made all of the sudden vanish because he took another gig so he can't continue to live the current lifestyle he's had over the years?
He's broke now?
He's broke now?
lawdog1
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Right? And he probably has income streams we’re not even aware of from investments, etc. He’s got a book out there that’s still selling, among other things.
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lawdog1
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Are you an expert on non-profit, religious corporations?
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Well I work for a non-profit and have a pretty inside look at how Notre Dame athletics work given one of my best friends was an All-American football player there and the owner of my dad's company has a wing of their engineering building named after him. So yeah, probably compared to the average person.
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OK. You’re an expert for sure then. I stand down.
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I just think the uninformed opinion from an outsider perspective is that non-profits can't pay well because there's some "charitable" cause behind them. In many cases they will pay market rates for employees or even slightly above which isn't illegal. They do this to minimize their profits as well as compete for top talent. For example my organization does profit sharing to minimize what's left in the general coffers at the end of every financial year.
Wasn't trying to slight you at all, but I thought we were all on the same page that NCAA personnel have seen their salaries skyrocket in the past decade. This role Woj is taking looks similar to an AD job. The ten highest paid AD's in college sports range from 1.5M-3M/annually. A 7 figure job in this instance doesn't seem out of line with the market.
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That ESPN grind is no joke. Got a cushy gig with probably less travel and reduced hours
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As long as Woj wasn't paid in Rubles he'll be fine
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St Bonnie - My guy Mathew Wright had me watching Andrew nichilson 
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Gonna have the Bonnies running the A-10 in no time then dip to a big school
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Damn, Shams made Woj retire.
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While I wouldn’t mind, doubt it.
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My guy is too old to still be getting caught out like this
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Shaq getting caught with that
Thats a solid 5 in the heights on a winter day.
Thats a solid 5 in the heights on a winter day.
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I mean Shaq is a known trick, idk why he would even deny it…He in a hotel with a younger joint, we know what it is
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Shaq been trickin for decades, what’s new
But if you ever want to know why these dudes pass around the same 10 women, there’s another example
But if you ever want to know why these dudes pass around the same 10 women, there’s another example
