Fired NCAA Coaches Are Owed Severance Totaling $79.5 Million
April 6, 2010 /
Bloomberg News conducted an interesting study into what NCAA schools are paying coaches who do not work for them anymore. Bloomberg filed open-records requests with public universities in the six largest conferences. The specifics are at the link below.http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601079&sid=aObnK1QzWXcQ
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