Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| 4 weeks 1 day ago | Not sure what role you're hiring for |
Not sure what role you're hiring for, but I'm not sure this is true across the board. Students at less prestigious schools won't even get a look from many consulting firms or high finance roles. |
| 7 weeks 1 day ago | The NPV of $500k in one year vs. $50k over 10 years |
Is about the same ($325k for the one year or $332k over 10 years). This assumes 3% discount, 35% tax rate for Trey's one year, and 22% effective tax rate for the $50k/year. Those are pretty favorable assumptions towards not leaving. I think the ETR over 10 years could be higher and the 3% discount is pretty damn low. More importantly, this assumes that Trey would make no money in any of the other 9 years, which is not at all realistic. Fact is, if it doesn't work out in the NBA, he can go to Europe and earn $80k a year. In the off-season, he can take classes towards a degree. I don't think there is a way you can splice this and think that it isn't a good financial decision, if he can make that $500k in the first year. To me, that's still a pretty big if. Best of luck Trey! We'll always have MSU 2012, Part I.
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| 8 weeks 2 days ago | So basically you didn't like Lolla's headliners last year |
Because Coachella and Lolla do about the same when it comes to booking, in my opinion. Last years Coachella headliners: Kings of Leon (headlined Lolla 2009), Arcade Fire (headlined lolla 2010), Kanye West (headlined lolla 2009), and the Strokes (headlined Lolla 2010). I fail to see a significant difference there. Deadmau5 and and My Morning Jacket are pretty damn spectacular from Lolla last year too. And as mentioned above, the line-up top to bottom is generally outstanding. Booked my ticket this morning. |
| 25 weeks 2 days ago | Full cost of attendance change contributing to change? |
Just curious. Seems like the NCAA's rule change could benefit us with these cross country recruits. |
| 30 weeks 1 day ago | You know how you stop misinformation? |
Tell your side of the story. Lloyd had plenty of opportunity to do so, but never did. |
| 31 weeks 2 days ago | yup |
Rodgers wasn't recruited out of high school either. He started at a juco. |
| 31 weeks 6 days ago | 615 |
615 |
| 32 weeks 2 days ago | Dang it |
Double post |
| 32 weeks 2 days ago | Ok |
This is also not explicit, and my previous post was deemed "trolling, so I'm hesitant to post it. But Bacon makes a remark in an inteview with Sam Webb at around the 6:40 mark of the podcast that can be found here that "any one who thinks this is a RichRod cheerleading excercise, please inform Rich of this...also inform his lawyers." Again, that's not explicit disapproval, so draw your own conclusions. |
| 32 weeks 2 days ago | That specific sentence might |
That specific sentence might not mean that RR disapproves, but Brian indicated in his previous Three and Out post that RR is not pleased: "Bacon's been banished to the Drew Sharp area of the press box, Michael Rosenberg is livid, Rodriguez himself is apparently hugely pissed. And while I can't confirm this like the above, I can't help but think that Lloyd Carr hates this book more than anything he's ever hated." That, to me, indicates disapproval. Of course, I don't know what/who Brian's source is, but he also says that he can confirm. Just sayin. |
