Maybe the nuns from Xavier could help him with the sensitivity training.Bob Huggins attending sensitivity training could be a pretty compelling reality show.
Maybe the nuns from Xavier could help him with the sensitivity training.Bob Huggins attending sensitivity training could be a pretty compelling reality show.
I don’t buy this at all.Fines for rich people are like get out of jail free cards. $1M is absolutely nothing to someone like Huggins who has accumulated enormous wealth over his life.
How long is suspension? Should probably match the fine so 25% of games?
Correct. Most wealthy people have a plan for their money. This is significant. Plus the suspension, plus the training, plus getting nationally blasted. It’s a pretty hefty penalty. He will be used as an example for years to come.I don’t buy this at all.
A quarter of someone’s salary is a huge hit no matter how much they make. It’s still a quarter of their salary. At a certain point, people adjust to their means, and any huge deviation will impact their daily lives in a similar fashion.
I mean…this is widely accepted economic theory.
His contract is now year-to-year also, as opposed to multi-year. His contract will need to be reviewed annually now, meaning no “buyout” if he were to be fired, which they now can do any time.Correct. Most wealthy people have a plan for their money. This is significant. Plus the suspension, plus the training, plus getting nationally blasted. It’s a pretty hefty penalty. He will be used as an example for years to come.
I am sure they will find a way to compensate himThats a big pay cut. I wonder if they are making that money up somewhere or if they are just hoping he will retire as a result.
A donation to Xavier is part of the deal?……Using the money to further awareness of LGBTQ+ issues and mental health as a whole is a good move though, I like that. So is the required donation to Xavier, depending on the amount that maybe means more than losing a million from a 4+ million dollar salary.….
A donation to Xavier is part of the deal?
I'm sure there is a slew of Big XII Basketball officials that can't wait to se a kinder, gentler, more sensitive Bob Huggins.Bob Huggins attending sensitivity training could be a pretty compelling reality show.
I disagree. $1M is a big deal. Keep in mind that most NBA fines on players who make a hell of a lot more than Huggins are in the $25,000 to $50,000 range.Fines for rich people are like get out of jail free cards. $1M is absolutely nothing to someone like Huggins who has accumulated enormous wealth over his life.
How long is suspension? Should probably match the fine so 25% of games?
That’s one hell of a precedent WV just set. I agree that is a massive fine. Hopefully others will realize that word is not acceptable and will learn from his mistakes.I disagree. $1M is a big deal. Keep in mind that most NBA fines on players who make a hell of a lot more than Huggins are in the $25,000 to $50,000 range.
It’s a big deal with respect to other fines, sure. It’s not a big deal with respect to how it influences or punishes Huggins who has already earned 10s of millions. $1M will not change his life one bit. He can go on like nothing happened.I disagree. $1M is a big deal. Keep in mind that most NBA fines on players who make a hell of a lot more than Huggins are in the $25,000 to $50,000 range.
25% from someone making 50k is a lot more impactful than from someone that has been making millions for a decade or more. He’s going to make 3 million dollars this year. Maybe he’ll have to sell some stocks that he otherwise wouldn’t have, but he’s not going to have to worry about rent or food.Anyone who doesn’t think taking 1/4 of someone’s salary is impactful is out of their mind.
How will that $1M change Huggins’ life? It won’t. He will not notice it. He already has 10s of millions in the bank.Anyone who doesn’t think taking 1/4 of someone’s salary is impactful is out of their mind.
Exactly!25% from someone making 50k is a lot more impactful than from someone that has been making millions for a decade or more. He’s going to make 3 million dollars this year. Maybe he’ll have to sell some stocks that he otherwise wouldn’t have, but he’s not going to have to worry about rent or food.
What do you propose then? I mean it’s not just the money, his reputation is on display for everyone to pick at and set as an example for, he’s suspended, and he also is going to sensitivity training. How much blood is enough for a thoughtless comment?How will that $1M change Huggins’ life? It won’t. He will not notice it. He already has 10s of millions in the bank.