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[AUChizad]

do you know if the stipends are equal across all sports?

There's some new rules over the last 2 or 3 years and I think it is universal.

Everything I can find online about it now acts as if this didn't exist before three years ago, but it definitely did.

[Kaos]

Ok. I'm fully on the "take the number off the wall" train now. 

Person, who is Auburn's all-time leading scorer and helped the Tigers reach three straight NCAA tournaments, was the No. 4 pick of the Indiana Pacers in the 1986 NBA draft. He was the 1987 NBA Rookie of the Year and played for five teams from 1986 to 2000, earning more than $23 million in salary. A former assistant in the NBA and Korea, Person joined head coach Bruce Pearl's staff at Auburn in 2014. Person was promoted to associate head coach the next season.

And somehow he's so freaking broke that he sold Auburn's soul for $50,000?  I've never made $23 million and I wouldn't even do that. 

[jmar]

Ok. I'm fully on the "take the number off the wall" train now. 
 

And somehow he's so freaking broke that he sold Auburn's soul for $50,000?  I've never made $23 million and I wouldn't even do that.

Astonishing!
This seems more like the behavior of a drug addict or extremely indebted gambler.

[Kaos]

Only in America

[jmar]

Only in America

Was thinking about this the other day. I don't think you could get 80 years for selling military technology to the Chinese but just start selling huma... I mean marketing athletes and see what you get.




Not that I think he would do that many but I suppose a federal sentence could be as bad as some notorious Alabama politicos/swindlers.