Lot of useless threads on this board... hard to call this one most useless in history of the board... my vote would be for one of the 4 crymson steel repeat threads. Only needed one. The others are useless.
Bookie
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When you make that kind of money
It probably makes sense to liscence those cars in the state that is buttering your bread instead of trying to save a couple hundred bucks
Which is like a dollar or two to them when comparing their pay to the average joe
If someone isn't that self aware
They probably shouldn't be ceo of a major college football team
You license the cars where LAW requires you to license them. IF the car garages normally in Florida or Oregon, you license the damned things there not in Nebraska. I can guarantee you that Frost will have some type of vehicle sitting in his garage in Florida with Florida plates on it for him or his family to use whenever they decide to go see Mickey and Minnie.
He has some other ties here, also. I will say that I will back off of my guess that he will be back N. Doesn't mean he definitely won't be, but I am not quite as confident as I was a week or so ago.
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No state income tax in Florida IF he would maintain his permanent residence there. Not sure if that works or if it's the plan.
This is just finding something to complain about, in my opinion.
He’s gone, he can’t hurt us anymore. No need to complain about his wife’s car.
I'm guessing Riley's wife was living here in Nebraska with her husband, not in Oregon
If she lived here and was driving a car it should have been liscenced here
I seriously doubt they had one car here for the both of them
She didn't fly from here to Oregon got into her Oregon liscenced car then drove from Oregon to here to load up all of their belongings into a Prius to take back to oregon
That makes zero logical sense
Yes you liscence a car where it is garaged
No need to drive an Oregon car here if you had a legally liscenced car already here
The law is- you live here for 30 days and the vehicle is here- you have to register it here:
http://www.wowt.com/home/headlines/17808119.html
At the end of the day- licencing your vehicle here when you are the HC or the wife of the HC- just shows you are interested in being here and willing to pay what you legally owe- not try to skirt the law to save a couple hundred bucks. Its the smart thing to do
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Holy geezus. Not this crap again.
WTF happend here?
Bookie was a Husker, and then went to Maine with a truck driver with some shady plates and is now a non-option?
Blame Canada.
It's hard to build relationships overnight. Both are in a tight spot. We could really use him. I say fight on.
Exactly.
To some, having a grossly inept HC isn't a problem. Just get those stars is all that matters......
Mike Riley, "We can wipe the stars right off of them." His staff did a great job of making a 4 star player look like a bad walk on.
It just seems so odd to me that players were willing to come play for a staff that couldn’t win but want no part of a staff that wins? All kids need to go where they want and I won’t waste time wondering what could have been. I’ll take Frost and staff with no Bookie over Riley and staff with Bookie.
From what I've heard she spent quite a bit of time in Oregon and they have more than one car. They were following the laws on licensing vehicles. Just because that particular car happens to be in Lincoln collecting Mike's belongings doesn't mean it should have been licensed in Nebraska just because you think it looks better for her husband.
People need to lay off Riley about the license plate, they were personalized plates that meant a lot to him (500-TWID), I looked up the plates at the DMV and it stands for "500 That's What I Do"
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for many of the top prospects their number one factor in picking a school is relationships.
and Frost has never won a game in the B10. he may be a hall of fame coach but he hasn't won anything yet except at a lower level school.
If Frost works and lives in Nebraska most of the year, he's still going to pay Nebraska state income tax. Maybe not on 100% of his income, but pretty close. States don't let you off that easily based on your permanent residence.
I was wondering what the law is. Like if he rents but doesn't buy. Contract employee? Etc
Highly unlikely that someone who is worth millions drives 3500 miles to collect their belongingsFrom what I've heard she spent quite a bit of time in Oregon and they have more than one car. They were following the laws on licensing vehicles. Just because that particular car happens to be in Lincoln collecting Mike's belongings doesn't mean it should have been licensed in Nebraska just because you think it looks better for her husband.
I've always used a mover
Most professionally employed people do
I'm guessing they did the same
Round trip from Portland I usually get for less than $400
You can't drive 3500 miles for that
Not even taking into consideration a 2 day drive both ways
It was her local Nebraska car she chose not to liscence here
Which is illegal And uncool
Defies logic to think it happened any other way
Enough said
It's been many years since I filled out a part-time resident tax return, but as I recall it doesn't matter whether you rent or buy. There's a formula to figure out how much of your income is subject to Nebraska state income tax. For the head football coach at NU, it's going to be a high percentage. It's all vulnerable to cheating, of course, but most people aren't going to jeopardize a $5 million/year dream job to save on some state income tax.
Nebraska's state income tax is brutal. I found that out the hard way on one stinking real estate deal where they confiscated a large share of my profits.
I had homes in valley Nebraska and destin Florida for 7 years and lived in destin 3-4 months a year many years
I was not allowed to claim Florida residency
Except in this case Riley didn't need a mover as they didn't own a house. They were renting a furnished condo here. All they needed was their clothes and a few personal effects. Just give it up. There was no legal reason for them to license that car in Nebraska. Keeping their house in Corvallis and not buying one here was more of a concern but as it turns out that was for the best. He paid PLENTY of income tax to Nebraska.
People just need to forget about the damn license plates..
It also defies logic that you are still harping on Riley about this. What is it accomplishing? Seriously, did he sleep with your wife or something? Time to move on... your obsession with Riley and his Oregon plates is unhealthy.
Cali drivers license because he coached at USCWhat about his drivers license?
Fsu has a new staff, Florida has a new staff.. Both places he has visited lately.. Our staff is new but could be considered the best of those 3
