15: The NFL's New Normal - Monday QB Alex Smith on Week 10 Hear the findings from Lavigne's and Mark Schlabach's reporting on buyouts for coaches in college football, and men's and women's basketball Power 5 programs. But where does that money come from, and which schools are the biggest offenders? ESPN investigative reporter Paula Lavigne looked into the outsized spending of dead money across college programs, and explains what's behind it. And over the past decade, there has been more than half a billion dollars worth of it paid out in college sports. 16: Why Do Fired College Coaches Still Make Millions?ĭead money: it's the money a college or university still owes a coach after they're fired.
So what's an NBA player to do once his favorite shoe stops being made? Brian Windhorst takes us inside the wild secondary market that's developed, and tells us why the shoe is so coveted, especially if you're a size 17. And one of the most popular, iconic basketball shoes, Kobes, are no longer being mass produced by Nike. It's the most important piece of gear for a basketball player: the shoes. 17: Why Are Players Hoarding Kobes? Saga of a Shoe Shortage Bill Belichick's team enters the second half of the season hot on the tails of a playoff spot, so Louis Riddick explains what we all missed with Jones at draft time, and how The Patriot Way is leading to success yet again.
The Patriots face the Falcons tonight, after their fourth consecutive win on Sunday, and Mac Jones is playing at a level that is making the rest of us look silly for doubting him.
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