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RE: Season-opening Stanford Football Game Moved to Sydney, Australia???
(12-17-2016 08:44 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  The plan to me is pretty obvious. Get basketball on its feet. Make as much money as you can off football, and use the money to fund the improvements that will allow the program to get better over time. Football may have to be something of a sacrificial lamb for a while. s

The plan cannot possibly be to "make as much money as you can off football." Paying Bailiff the #2 coaching salary in CUSA torpedoes such a plan. I think JK's plan with football appears to be, "Let Rice football cruise along like a large ocean liner without a destination. Don't rock the boat or make any sharp turns."
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