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RE: Tuberville Buyout $2.4 mil now, 1.5 mil after season..contract extension pdf
(10-16-2016 07:24 PM)Racinejake Wrote:  OT but Purdue just fired Hazell today. Apparently they saw value to not waiting until the end of the season.

Strategic move to get cozy with PJ Fleck me thinks. If I were Bohn I would call Urban and ask him who the superstar coordinators, rising stars, in the BIG are. OSU is going to get who they want in Ohio anyway, and UC getting better at recruiting this area doesn't help othe BIG schools.
 
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