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Baylor put up 505 yards of total offense against Kansas tonight.
In the first half.
. . . I just looked up Weis’s contract, and he’s guaranteed $2.5 million per year for five seasons, 2012 through 2016. In other words there’s no buyout provision! (KU is still paying Turner Gill six million in guaranteed money after firing him after just two seasons.) Given Weis’s previous track record, this has got to be the worst college football contract ever.
Also, in keeping with the fundamental principle of contemporary American life that rich people should not be forced to spend their own money to buy things, we have this:
Weis also receives the use of two vehicles, a term life insurance policy in the amount of $2 million, travel expenses for his wife and two children to attend road football games, nearly all revenue from summer camps and clinics, 50 tickets to home football games and six tickets to men’s and women’s basketball games, the use of a suite at Memorial Stadium, and a membership at Lawrence Country Club that includes all business-related expenses.