The best pathway to playing time at Michigan is blackmailing the head coach.
Jesus.
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Michigan board did not discuss AD Warde Manuel's future at meeting
The University of Michigan's board of regents did not discuss the future of athletic director Warde Manuel during a Thursday meeting.www.espn.com
Unfortunately - this is not true. Michigan is for Michigan only, and at all times, while not disclosing anything that would tarnish the Michigan reputation or 'Logo"!Definitely could be, but I don't know the specifics of what their investigation found.
Also:
I have no idea if there is a buy out (though I expect there likely is one), nor what any potential amount might be (I have never researched it - maybe that info is out there, or maybe not). I would suppose there probably is - only because those things have become fairly typical.
Secondly, many Universities are more concerned with "appearances" (probably a better term for that, but you get the gist), than they are about spending OPM. And may choose to have the appearance of an amicable split, rather than a contentious one (that is just my considered thoughts).
I do have reason to believe the Michigan trustees are not thrilled with the profile of the athletic department in recent years. They (the U Michigan trustees) do seem to care about the level of competence expressed through the actions of University leadership though - which might put Ward M on thin ice.
so they found themselves not guilty- shocker
Not a legal scholar...but wouldn't it have a detrimental impact on current lawsuits if they fire him? I think they'll wait and let him go out to pasture in a few months...with incentive.See the link below. From the article:
”The University of Michigan's regents are expected to discuss an investigation into the culture of its athletic department on Thursday, sources told ESPN. As part of the review, a decision on the future of athletic director Warde Manuel is anticipated in the coming days.
A university spokesman told ESPN on Sunday that the school had nothing to report and declined further comment.
Michigan commissioned the investigation in December following the firing of football coach Sherrone Moore for having an "inappropriate relationship with a staff member."
After being fired earlier that month by Manuel, Moore drove to the home of staff member Paige Shiver and confronted her. He was arrested and later agreed to a plea deal for misdemeanor malicious use of a telecommunications device and misdemeanor trespassing.
The incident was the latest controversy for the high-profile athletic department, including numerous NCAA violation cases, an illegal in-person scouting scandal involving staff member Connor Stalions and federal charges against former offensive coordinator Matt Weiss for felony aggravated identity theft and unauthorized access to computers. Weiss has pleaded not guilty and is scheduled to stand trial in September.
The long-anticipated report, from the Chicago law firm Jenner & Block, has cost over $11 million and is expected to be comprehensive.”
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Sources: Michigan regents to discuss investigation Thursday
The University of Michigan regents are expected to discuss an investigation into the culture of its athletic department on Thursday, sources told ESPN, and as part of the review, a decision on the future of AD Warde Manuel is expected in the coming days.www.espn.com
This is what we’re up against.
not anywhereReally pathetic. No ethics anymore.
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It would be nice to think Manuel is an outlier. He ain't.not anywhere
I expect that decision was made by the President (Grasso).Jesus f*ckin’ sh|tbags. Disgraceful.