We're number 1!!! In buyout money!!

[HBK4life]

Scott Frost receives full buyout as Nebraska severance bill tops $50 million since 2005

Nebraska could have waited 20 days and saved itself north of $8 million. Instead it added to a fortune of payments to deposed coaches and athletic directors.

journalstar.com

A 2020 study by Athletic Director U revealed that no school in the country spent more money paying off football and men’s basketball coaches since 2005 than the Huskers, who doled out nearly $28 million overall in that span. That included buyouts to football’s Bill Callahan ($3.13 million), Bo Pelini ($6.54 million) and Mike Riley ($6.2 million) along with basketball’s Doc Sadler and Tim Miles and their staffs.


Add Frost’s total and athletic directors who were forced out in that span — Steve Pederson ($2.2 million), Shawn Eichorst ($1.7 million) and Bill Moos ($2,972,044) — and the new bottom line is north of $50 million.

 

[HBK4life]

 

[scarletred]

We have nothing better to spend our money on..

There is No Place Like Nebraska!

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

Thank you Bill Moos! It was a great idea to let that guy spend without any restraints. You hate to always trust a guy that rides a tractor to work, eh Frostutbators?

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

Scott Frost receives full buyout as Nebraska severance bill tops $50 million since 2005

Nebraska could have waited 20 days and saved itself north of $8 million. Instead it added to a fortune of payments to deposed coaches and athletic directors.

journalstar.com

A 2020 study by Athletic Director U revealed that no school in the country spent more money paying off football and men’s basketball coaches since 2005 than the Huskers, who doled out nearly $28 million overall in that span. That included buyouts to football’s Bill Callahan ($3.13 million), Bo Pelini ($6.54 million) and Mike Riley ($6.2 million) along with basketball’s Doc Sadler and Tim Miles and their staffs.


Add Frost’s total and athletic directors who were forced out in that span — Steve Pederson ($2.2 million), Shawn Eichorst ($1.7 million) and Bill Moos ($2,972,044) — and the new bottom line is north of $50 million.

I don’t give a crap about buyout money. Boosters pay it anyway, that’s their problem

 

[HBK4life]

We have nothing better to spend our money on..

There is No Place Like Nebraska!

The last 25 years have been a shining example of inept leadership at NU. Top to bottom.

 

[bama_husker]

I'm kind of surprised that there aren't some SEC schools with a lot of buyout money spent.
They generally don't have much patience if coaches don't get results.

 

[HuskerHusaria]

I'll reluctantly volunteer to let NU give me millions to fire my ass early... 😏

 

[oldjar07]

I don’t give a crap about buyout money. Boosters pay it anyway, that’s their problem

Yeah and a lot of it is their own fault too.