My point is that UR offered the contract - and as I said before, if your willing to offer someone 10 years at 1 million a year, fully guaranteed - then you have to be willing to pay the money to get out of the contract. So in my mind - its not the contract that is the issue - its the leadership at UR who did not want to pay the money to get out of it. If you knew you would not want to pay the money to get out of it - you should have never offered the contract. Like you said
UR is not willing to break" the contract. That is on UR - not the contract. We all know they can break it, we all know they have the money. And if I hear one more time they don't have the money - increase enrollment next year by 15 kids, and take their tuition payments directly to Mooney.
Its like buying a 100K sports car, but then when the brakes squeak you just say to yourself - nope, can't fix it - don't have the money. Well then maybe you should have bought a cheaper car that you could actually afford.
But this just shows UR doesn't care about athletics cause they don't want to pay. I fully expect Mooney to either get an extension at the end of this year, or they won't extend him and will just let his contract run out. And that will cause a bigger hole as players will transfer, recruits will not come, and new coaches will see this and be hesitant to jump on board not only for the massive rebuild, but also the fact they know the school doesn't care.