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re: Spinosa Debt Refinanced = Saban to UT?
Posted on 12/12/13 at 8:40 am to bamaswallows
Posted on 12/12/13 at 8:40 am to bamaswallows
I do not know whether Saban will stay or go. I have no contacts or inside information, but here is why I do not believe this particular theory:
1. I do not believe for one minute that Nick Saban would ever allow himself to be under someone else's thumb. The idea that he would let big money boosters use him like a puppet is not in keeping with anything he has ever done.
2. No one, and I mean NO ONE, with a lick of business sense got rich by throwing millions upon millions of dollars away, or buying something frivolous that costs that much. Paying that kind of money, whether it was one booster or multiple boosters, does not sound like an investment. That's a very big gamble. Even bigger than Texas-sized. Especially if they are not getting a return, just the program.
3. All this speculation and these supposed leaks are exactly the things that Saban seems to hate dealing with. Apparently, Texas and its boosters are micromanagers. Saban is the only micromanager of his program.
It's great for a conspiracy theory, and it might have some truth to it, but it is hard to logically conceive.
1. I do not believe for one minute that Nick Saban would ever allow himself to be under someone else's thumb. The idea that he would let big money boosters use him like a puppet is not in keeping with anything he has ever done.
2. No one, and I mean NO ONE, with a lick of business sense got rich by throwing millions upon millions of dollars away, or buying something frivolous that costs that much. Paying that kind of money, whether it was one booster or multiple boosters, does not sound like an investment. That's a very big gamble. Even bigger than Texas-sized. Especially if they are not getting a return, just the program.
3. All this speculation and these supposed leaks are exactly the things that Saban seems to hate dealing with. Apparently, Texas and its boosters are micromanagers. Saban is the only micromanager of his program.
It's great for a conspiracy theory, and it might have some truth to it, but it is hard to logically conceive.
Posted on 12/12/13 at 8:42 am to Bamapossum
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I do not believe for one minute that Nick Saban would ever allow himself to be under someone else's thumb. The idea that he would let big money boosters use him like a puppet is not in keeping with anything he has ever done.
Right, he's never had any business deals go south.
Rawwwwwlll taaaahd!
Posted on 12/12/13 at 8:45 am to Bamapossum
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I do not know whether Saban will stay or go. I have no contacts or inside information, but here is why I do not believe this particular theory: 1. I do not believe for one minute that Nick Saban would ever allow himself to be under someone else's thumb. The idea that he would let big money boosters use him like a puppet is not in keeping with anything he has ever done. 2. No one, and I mean NO ONE, with a lick of business sense got rich by throwing millions upon millions of dollars away, or buying something frivolous that costs that much. Paying that kind of money, whether it was one booster or multiple boosters, does not sound like an investment. That's a very big gamble. Even bigger than Texas-sized. Especially if they are not getting a return, just the program. 3. All this speculation and these supposed leaks are exactly the things that Saban seems to hate dealing with. Apparently, Texas and its boosters are micromanagers. Saban is the only micromanager of his program. It's great for a conspiracy theory, and it might have some truth to it, but it is hard to logically conceive.
:beatdeadhorse:
Posted on 12/12/13 at 8:45 am to Bamapossum
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It's great for a conspiracy theory, and it might have some truth to it, but it is hard to logically conceive.
Solid post. I may naively be believing TheDoc, but that's what I'm going off of for now.
Posted on 12/12/13 at 8:50 am to Bamapossum
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2. No one, and I mean NO ONE, with a lick of business sense got rich by throwing millions upon millions of dollars away, or buying something frivolous that costs that much. Paying that kind of money, whether it was one booster or multiple boosters, does not sound like an investment. That's a very big gamble. Even bigger than Texas-sized. Especially if they are not getting a return, just the program
Dude, do the effing math.
CNS is a very rich man, but the kind of person who can buy this debt is a very WEALTHY man.
There's a difference.
The wealthy man can wait for a long time for the investment to bear fruit. A 62 year old man with another 5-10 years of prime income earning potential who already pays a lot of money towards interest only on a debt can't afford to see that investment through to fruition.
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