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$4.5 million, $1.76 million, and $911k, health insurance until 65, and to add insult to injury, he gets 8 seats too. It pays to know where the bodies are buried.
Betcha he sells those tickets too. Guy seems to be addicted to money and never has enough of it.
He stole millions from uavel and these dumb asses paid him more what a sewerAnd, people who can never have enough money, are usually miserable people, because they always see someone else that has more than they do.
Jurich was out of control but I don't think he did anything criminal or had anything to do with bringing the program down - other than his decisions in who to hire and retain. I guess he skirted the line with nepotism, but considering the President of UL was embezzling and spending money thru secondary accounts, Jurich wasn't the worst offender there by far - and he did screw the city of Louisville over to the best interest of UL. There certainly wasn't anyone there that was holding him in check, and even when fired, basically he was fired for being a bully. His salary was off the charts in comparison, but so was UL's athletic revenue. He could make an argument he earned it (although how he earned it - strong arm tactics without a conscience certainly didn't win him many friends outside the UL administration)
Look, I'm not saying he is a good guy - he's a first rate ass, a tyrant and cut from the mold of Bobby Knight. But he did put together a deal by hook or by crook that had UL athletics flush with money while raising the bar for athletic accomplishments under his watch. I think perhaps his biggest mistake was seeing athletics in competition with other departments at the school instead of using them to raise the quality of the school inclusively. Of course, not holding Pitino accountable was his downfall.
Funny that at the end of the day, Petrino goes to a school where the scandal by other coaches and his AD overshadows everything bad about him. No one even mentions him anymore.
Jurich was out of control but I don't think he did anything criminal or had anything to do with bringing the program down - other than his decisions in who to hire and retain. I guess he skirted the line with nepotism, but considering the President of UL was embezzling and spending money thru secondary accounts, Jurich wasn't the worst offender there by far - and he did screw the city of Louisville over to the best interest of UL. There certainly wasn't anyone there that was holding him in check, and even when fired, basically he was fired for being a bully. His salary was off the charts in comparison, but so was UL's athletic revenue. He could make an argument he earned it (although how he earned it - strong arm tactics without a conscience certainly didn't win him many friends outside the UL administration)
Look, I'm not saying he is a good guy - he's a first rate ass, a tyrant and cut from the mold of Bobby Knight. But he did put together a deal by hook or by crook that had UL athletics flush with money while raising the bar for athletic accomplishments under his watch. I think perhaps his biggest mistake was seeing athletics in competition with other departments at the school instead of using them to raise the quality of the school inclusively. Of course, not holding Pitino accountable was his downfall.
Funny that at the end of the day, Petrino goes to a school where the scandal by other coaches and his AD overshadows everything bad about him. No one even mentions him anymore.
that may be true, I don't know
their reported revenues were like $10m more than everyone else, in large part to the sweetheart deal they got with the YUM center
Are you serious? Did you read any of the audit report? Or Postel's letter to him when he was fired?
He had his son on the Foundation payroll while calling him an employee of the athletics department, claimed the Athletics program was turning a profit when it was being subsidized under the table by the Foundation, used Foundation money to buy a damn golf course, signed several bad real estate deals without authorization by the Athletics board, and got his daughter a job with Adidas right after getting them to sign a huge endorsement deal. He also approved the previous Adidas deal that gave Pitino 95% of the money that was supposed to go the the general athletics fund. And then there are the sexual harrassment charges made by his former HR director in a recent lawsuit.
There's more but those are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head.
The U6 Athletics department was essentially a criminal enterprise that Tom Jurich ran with an iron fist. He should be going to jail and instead U6 is giving him millions to go away.
I'm going have to disagree. I think Jurich is one of the main reasons the program went down. He strong armed the local media into never reporting anything wrong at ul. He created a sense that he and the athletic dept were untouchable. Anyone who dared question him or ul was blackballed. Now that Jurich is gone, the money numbers look a bit different. The guy misused funds like crazy, and basically had control over the city. I'm sorry, but he did a lot of harm to not just ul, but the city of Louisville. Screw him.Jurich was out of control but I don't think he did anything criminal or had anything to do with bringing the program down - other than his decisions in who to hire and retain. I guess he skirted the line with nepotism, but considering the President of UL was embezzling and spending money thru secondary accounts, Jurich wasn't the worst offender there by far - and he did screw the city of Louisville over to the best interest of UL. There certainly wasn't anyone there that was holding him in check, and even when fired, basically he was fired for being a bully. His salary was off the charts in comparison, but so was UL's athletic revenue. He could make an argument he earned it (although how he earned it - strong arm tactics without a conscience certainly didn't win him many friends outside the UL administration)
Look, I'm not saying he is a good guy - he's a first rate ass, a tyrant and cut from the mold of Bobby Knight. But he did put together a deal by hook or by crook that had UL athletics flush with money while raising the bar for athletic accomplishments under his watch. I think perhaps his biggest mistake was seeing athletics in competition with other departments at the school instead of using them to raise the quality of the school inclusively. Of course, not holding Pitino accountable was his downfall.
Funny that at the end of the day, Petrino goes to a school where the scandal by other coaches and his AD overshadows everything bad about him. No one even mentions him anymore.
the property purchases and so forth, I thought that was the former UL prez/foundation
he definitely harmed the city of Louisville, and utlimately UL.
that may be true, I don't know
their reported revenues were like $10m more than everyone else, in large part to the sweetheart deal they got with the YUM center
Jurich was out of control but I don't think he did anything criminal or had anything to do with bringing the program down - other than his decisions in who to hire and retain. I guess he skirted the line with nepotism, but considering the President of UL was embezzling and spending money thru secondary accounts, Jurich wasn't the worst offender there by far - and he did screw the city of Louisville over to the best interest of UL. There certainly wasn't anyone there that was holding him in check, and even when fired, basically he was fired for being a bully. His salary was off the charts in comparison, but so was UL's athletic revenue. He could make an argument he earned it (although how he earned it - strong arm tactics without a conscience certainly didn't win him many friends outside the UL administration)
Look, I'm not saying he is a good guy - he's a first rate ass, a tyrant and cut from the mold of Bobby Knight. But he did put together a deal by hook or by crook that had UL athletics flush with money while raising the bar for athletic accomplishments under his watch. I think perhaps his biggest mistake was seeing athletics in competition with other departments at the school instead of using them to raise the quality of the school inclusively. Of course, not holding Pitino accountable was his downfall.
Funny that at the end of the day, Petrino goes to a school where the scandal by other coaches and his AD overshadows everything bad about him. No one even mentions him anymore.
Jurich was out of control but I don't think he did anything criminal or had anything to do with bringing the program down - other than his decisions in who to hire and retain. I guess he skirted the line with nepotism, but considering the President of UL was embezzling and spending money thru secondary accounts, Jurich wasn't the worst offender there by far - and he did screw the city of Louisville over to the best interest of UL. There certainly wasn't anyone there that was holding him in check, and even when fired, basically he was fired for being a bully. His salary was off the charts in comparison, but so was UL's athletic revenue. He could make an argument he earned it (although how he earned it - strong arm tactics without a conscience certainly didn't win him many friends outside the UL administration)
Look, I'm not saying he is a good guy - he's a first rate ass, a tyrant and cut from the mold of Bobby Knight. But he did put together a deal by hook or by crook that had UL athletics flush with money while raising the bar for athletic accomplishments under his watch. I think perhaps his biggest mistake was seeing athletics in competition with other departments at the school instead of using them to raise the quality of the school inclusively. Of course, not holding Pitino accountable was his downfall.
Funny that at the end of the day, Petrino goes to a school where the scandal by other coaches and his AD overshadows everything bad about him. No one even mentions him anymore.
I wouldn't have given hoghead a nickel until the dust settled on he FBI investigation.
The latest from Crawford...
They called it a settlement. It was really a surrender.
Are you serious? Did you read any of the audit report? Or Postel's letter to him when he was fired?
He had his son on the Foundation payroll while calling him an employee of the athletics department, claimed the Athletics program was turning a profit when it was being subsidized under the table by the Foundation, used Foundation money to buy a damn golf course, signed several bad real estate deals without authorization by the Athletics board, and got his daughter a job with Adidas right after getting them to sign a huge endorsement deal. He also approved the previous Adidas deal that gave Pitino 95% of the money that was supposed to go the the general athletics fund. And then there are the sexual harrassment charges made by his former HR director in a recent lawsuit.
There's more but those are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head.
The U6 Athletics department was essentially a criminal enterprise that Tom Jurich ran with an iron fist. He should be going to jail and instead U6 is giving him millions to go away.