TSTAN is a deadbeat

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the weird part:
To help him handle the obligation, then-president G.P. “Bud” Peterson agreed on a contract that included a $1.1 million loan from the athletic association to Stansbury to help cover the buyout. The loan would be forgiven if he were to stay through his five-year deal. (He would owe the entire amount immediately, plus interest, if he were to leave early, a term that Stansbury accepted as an indication of his commitment to Tech.)
https://www.ajc.com/sports/college/...eging-breach-contract/ZRCufxGwUANizYjw4Fh22L/
 
Weird structure for a buyout, no? Wouldnt the school just normally pay it straight up?
 
So he was paying the bills regularly for 4 out of the 5 year contract and that only reduced the money he owed from $2mm to $1.6mm?

That's weird.
 
So he was paying the bills regularly for 4 out of the 5 year contract and that only reduced the money he owed from $2mm to $1.6mm?

That's weird.
could have a ballon payment due at the end. maybe.
 
Damn, that's a lot of money to owe someone

yes but thats why his salary at gt was a ridiculous raise. It was to cover what he owed in payments vs fully up front with gtaa cash.

sounds like he got greedy and stopped paying.
 
yes but thats why his salary at gt was a ridiculous raise. It was to cover what he owed in payments vs fully up front with gtaa cash.

sounds like he got greedy and stopped paying.
Perhaps he was paying in Canadian dollars. I know that if you go 88 in Canada that is 55.
 
It is really quite incredible how we are unable to have any form of positive momentum in our athletics department. With every step forward (great signing day) we have a black eye like this shortly after. So frustrating.
 
He may not have an annuity or structured settlement, so that option may not be possible. If he owns a car, he could get REAL money.
Someone better lock the garage before he title pawns the Wreck

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