Just told me that ISU gave Texas their share of NU's and CU's exit fees. I haven't paid much attention to that whole deal so I didn't know if this was true or if he's just being a typical fusker.
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Just told me that ISU gave Texas their share of NU's and CU's exit fees. I haven't paid much attention to that whole deal so I didn't know if this was true or if he's just being a typical fusker.
I think the "other 7" allowed the "big 3" to have that money. Seems like it was all over here last summer.
I know you registered later than that. Don't feel bad. It was crazy.
That was the original plan, but I believe everyone kept their share of that payout money.Quote:
Originally Posted by andybernard
I think a$m was the only one who wanted to keep their third.Quote:
Originally Posted by CarrollCyclone
So what I'm getting is that no one knows for sure?
I was sure that Texas came out and said they would not take the money and Oklahoma followed suit. I cannot speak for A-*****-M
your first problem is that you have a Fusker friend
ATM wasn't going to take the money unless they were making under $20M. Moot point now. UT and OU are NOT taking that money, even though it was offered.
You must have misread it. Nowhere does it say that he's my friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by isuforlife
let me guess your husker acquaintance graduated from the school that got kicked out of the AAU this winter for poor academic performance?Quote:
Originally Posted by andybernard
It is a total lie, the fees were split up equally, see link:
Clarifying the distribution of withdrawal fees - Big 12 Blog - ESPN
Awesome, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldfinger
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Originally Posted by andybernard
What are you doing here anyway - aren't you a Cornell fan?
You probably didn't see the deleted scene where I talk about how much I like ISU.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyballz
So did the guy super-size you or not?
Did he get you the right Runza?