NCAA coach salaries should be limited by law to no more than what the university prez makes, and they should have to sign the same employment contracts as the teaching staff. (ie, if they leave in the middle of a year, they are barred from similar employment until the term of their contract expires.) I resent my tax money going for semi-pro sports teams that happen to be co-located with universities.
Hey, andymeijers…why? If you aren’t happy, don’t rely on that type of rule–address it within your school. I understand your frustration, but that is a problem with your school. I also see no reason why a university should be a minor league basketball or football team, but the money for the coaches typically comes not from the university directly, but from boosters groups or advertisers. That money was never going to be available for poor students or starving professors.
pouncingtiger over 13 years ago
I’d second that clause. Copyright infringement in panel 4 though.
hawgowar over 13 years ago
Fair use for parody and comedy.
Nighthawks Premium Member over 13 years ago
Pete will now be calling the plays for the Toronto Argonauts
NDeeZ over 13 years ago
‘S OK, we can extradite from Canada!
pdking77 over 13 years ago
Ol’ Pete will get the Seahawks in trouble with the NCAA.
mrgromit over 13 years ago
Retroactively?
Talk about a Bill of Attainder
hancel over 13 years ago
Again, the most wordy comic there is.
andymeijers over 13 years ago
NCAA coach salaries should be limited by law to no more than what the university prez makes, and they should have to sign the same employment contracts as the teaching staff. (ie, if they leave in the middle of a year, they are barred from similar employment until the term of their contract expires.) I resent my tax money going for semi-pro sports teams that happen to be co-located with universities.
kjflint2009 over 13 years ago
Hey, andymeijers…why? If you aren’t happy, don’t rely on that type of rule–address it within your school. I understand your frustration, but that is a problem with your school. I also see no reason why a university should be a minor league basketball or football team, but the money for the coaches typically comes not from the university directly, but from boosters groups or advertisers. That money was never going to be available for poor students or starving professors.