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ZZamatev said...
I don't mind UM at tO$U. It's beneficial to have at least one other division foe to be strong. Will keep us sharp, force us to keep up, and provide motivation. It's a great help to have someone push you to improve.
But I have no desire to see UW join them. It makes no sense. I'm starting to think we will very much keep up with this conference during probation.... with UM & OSU being the only programs definitely a step ahead of PSU. NU, MSU & UW are not going to run away from us.
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Lion_in_CBus said...
Not as bad as the new Florida law. I read somewhere that Jimbo Fisher could not offer his Pruitt (the new DC) a multi-year contract because a new state law limits severance packages for state employees to 20 months. If its accurate, imagine when the big boys coming calling for Muschamp or Fisher.
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blackshoes said...
So do you have any insight on the Laws Beliema sighted that limited his assistants salaries. I tried some google research but came up with nothing. Wonder how they're limited.
**When googling something does anybody ever hit next page? Honestly can't remember last time I hit next in a google search. If it's not on the the first page it doesn't exist.
This is a good start. Have fun buddy
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blackshoes said...
So do you have any insight on the Laws Beliema sighted that limited his assistants salaries. I tried some google research but came up with nothing. Wonder how they're limited.
**When googling something does anybody ever hit next page? Honestly can't remember last time I hit next in a google search. If it's not on the the first page it doesn't exist.
Haha, I have next week off maybe (not likely) I will dive into what MTayl posted. I don't know the specifics, but I know Walker made some major reforms regarding public workers once he entered office.
Sadly, I work in a research heavy position so I go multiple pages into google search more than once or twice a day.
One of two educated guesses:
A.) its similar to Peterson in Boise, the state legislature must vote to increase salaries for state employees and the government has been dealing with so much gridlock that hasn't been a priority.
B.) They have a pay freeze on all public employees and can not raise coaches salaries due to that.
It also could be state budget issues, I don't handle the budget research for my organization so I don't know how Wisconsin is doing as a state.
MTayl any insight?
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Haha, I have next week off maybe (not likely) I will dive into what MTayl posted. I don't know the specifics, but I know Walker made some major reforms regarding public workers once he entered office.
Sadly, I work in a research heavy position so I go multiple pages into google search more than once or twice a day.
One of two educated guesses:
A.) its similar to Peterson in Boise, the state legislature must vote to increase salaries for state employees and the government has been dealing with so much gridlock that hasn't been a priority.
B.) They have a pay freeze on all public employees and can not raise coaches salaries due to that.
It also could be state budget issues, I don't handle the budget research for my organization so I don't know how Wisconsin is doing as a state.
MTayl any insight?
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