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	<title>Comments on: UT&#8217;s Athletic Department Lost Almost $4 Million Last Fiscal Year</title>
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		<title>By: BillRauhuff</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 27 Aug 2012 22:57:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[That  is what happens when you hire an inept Athletic Director and let him run the program in the ground for the last 8-9 years. You fire a veteran  coach with a 70 % winning percentage after giving him a contract extension and a raise 4 months before you fire him with a 6 million dollar buyout. You bring in a hired gun for 1 year and pay his assistants a  head coaching salary. He bolts after nine months and nearly destroying the football program. You cannot seem to find anybody interested even though it is a top 20 coaching job so you hire a unproven coach with 2 years experience and a losing record at a much smaller school that is not on the national stage. He is in his 3rd year and needs a break out year. You have to fire a damn good basketball coach for breaking the rules and give him almost a million dollar buyout while you fired your previous basketball coach 6 years prior and paid him a million dollar buyout. You fire a baseball coach you hired that did not pan out after paying him a buyout. You finally realize you have lost control of the job and the backers of the university have finally lost faith in the job you have done. You finally resign but not before giving yourself around 1.3 million in a buyout. The scenario I have described the last few years and dwindling attendance from your  big money football program will have that kind of effect. Have I left anything out?]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That  is what happens when you hire an inept Athletic Director and let him run the program in the ground for the last 8-9 years. You fire a veteran  coach with a 70 % winning percentage after giving him a contract extension and a raise 4 months before you fire him with a 6 million dollar buyout. You bring in a hired gun for 1 year and pay his assistants a  head coaching salary. He bolts after nine months and nearly destroying the football program. You cannot seem to find anybody interested even though it is a top 20 coaching job so you hire a unproven coach with 2 years experience and a losing record at a much smaller school that is not on the national stage. He is in his 3rd year and needs a break out year. You have to fire a damn good basketball coach for breaking the rules and give him almost a million dollar buyout while you fired your previous basketball coach 6 years prior and paid him a million dollar buyout. You fire a baseball coach you hired that did not pan out after paying him a buyout. You finally realize you have lost control of the job and the backers of the university have finally lost faith in the job you have done. You finally resign but not before giving yourself around 1.3 million in a buyout. The scenario I have described the last few years and dwindling attendance from your  big money football program will have that kind of effect. Have I left anything out?</p>
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