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Collinsworth commits to....

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Congratulations to AC. I wish him the very best of luck at this big school.....and in the spotlight at that.

 

Later.

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Chris never passed the bar, at least according to Sports Illustrated, they have a great article in this week's issue on him.

 

 

He never failed it either. Cris never had a chance to take the bar based on his schedule following law school and his meteoric rise in the broadcast world. Cris did graduate from UC Law School and did quite well.

He never failed it either. Cris never had a chance to take the bar based on his schedule following law school and his meteoric rise in the broadcast world. Cris did graduate from UC Law School and did quite well.

 

Good point, he's no JFK Jr.

Question for the FTH folks. Did ND recruit Collinsworth at all before BK got there???

Question for the FTH folks. Did ND recruit Collinsworth at all before BK got there???

 

I can't answer your question but I am curious - why do you ask?

I can't answer your question but I am curious - why do you ask?

 

Just curious... :cool:

My guess is that he was not recruited or a)we would have heard and b)he would have visited.

 

BK think she's a BK kind of player. I would agree that he's worthy of a scholarship at ND.

My guess is that he was not recruited or a)we would have heard and b)he would have visited.

 

BK think she's a BK kind of player. I would agree that he's worthy of a scholarship at ND.

 

Verbage from actual BK contract

 

d. Resignation or Termination by Coach

 

Coach recognizes that his promise to work for the University for the entire Term is an essential consideration in the University's decision to employ him as Head Football Coach. Coach also recognizes that the University is making a highly valuable investment in his continued employment by entering into this Agreement and its investment would be diminished were he to resign or otherwise terminate his employment as Head Football Coach with the University prior to the expiration of the Term. Subject to the provisions of Section 6 of this Agreement, the parties agree that Coach may, nevertheless, resign or otherwise terminate his employment under this Agreement prior to the expiration of the Term by giving written notice to the University. In the event that Coach terminates this Agreement pursuant to this Section 5.d., Coach shall not for a period of one (1) year after such termination contact or otherwise seek to recruit any high school athlete previously contacted or recruited by the University, unless such athlete had been recruited or contacted by any new institution employing Coach prior to the notice of termination by Coach to the University.

Verbage from actual BK contract

 

d. Resignation or Termination by Coach

 

Coach recognizes that his promise to work for the University for the entire Term is an essential consideration in the University's decision to employ him as Head Football Coach. Coach also recognizes that the University is making a highly valuable investment in his continued employment by entering into this Agreement and its investment would be diminished were he to resign or otherwise terminate his employment as Head Football Coach with the University prior to the expiration of the Term. Subject to the provisions of Section 6 of this Agreement, the parties agree that Coach may, nevertheless, resign or otherwise terminate his employment under this Agreement prior to the expiration of the Term by giving written notice to the University. In the event that Coach terminates this Agreement pursuant to this Section 5.d., Coach shall not for a period of one (1) year after such termination contact or otherwise seek to recruit any high school athlete previously contacted or recruited by the University, unless such athlete had been recruited or contacted by any new institution employing Coach prior to the notice of termination by Coach to the University.

 

 

First, beautiful setup. I like it.

 

Secondly, that's very interesting. Does a "letter" meet the criteria of "contacted?" My guess is ND sent a letter out postmarked a day or two after the Pitt game.:sssh:

First, beautiful setup. I like it.

 

Secondly, that's very interesting. Does a "letter" meet the criteria of "contacted?" My guess is ND sent a letter out postmarked a day or two after the Pitt game.:sssh:

 

Did Tubby find said letter deep in his desk drawer??? :lol:

First, beautiful setup. I like it.

 

Secondly, that's very interesting. Does a "letter" meet the criteria of "contacted?" My guess is ND sent a letter out postmarked a day or two after the Pitt game.:sssh:

 

Clyde, makes one wonder if the postage meter in the ND athletic office was emptied out in that same time period. Hmmmm............

Did Tubby find said letter deep in his desk drawer??? :lol:

GT you need to let BK go, he's gone and you need to get a good nights sleep or you might end up like Urban Meyer,(physically I mean).:lol::lol:

GT you need to let BK go, he's gone and you need to get a good nights sleep or you might end up like Urban Meyer,(physically I mean).:lol::lol:

 

I was over BK 2 days after he left, but this came up at the site I work for on another kid and was just curious. It seems to have made ND back off that kid, but I doubt UC would make a fuss over Collinsworth considering he wasn't going to UC even if BK was here for life...

Out of curiosity, who knows where Austin Collinsworth would have gone had the Notre Dame offer not come?

 

UK, Vanderbilt, Stanford?

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