Calipari and Rose settled with season ticket holders; No 50-50 from NBAPA; ACC looks to renegotiate
October 10, 2011
Calipari and Rose pay money to avoid lawsuit
Certain University of Memphis basketball season ticket holders were able to coerce former head coach John Calipari and former basketball Memphis player Derrick Rose to agree to pay $100,000.00 to avoid being sued. The settlement comes from the now disastrous 2007-08 Memphis basketball team which made it to the NCAA championship game, but was later forced to forfeit all victories from that season.
To see a copy of the settlement between season ticket holder and Calipari and Rose use this link.
To refresh your memory of the ill-fated 2007-08 Memphis Tigers check out this link.
Division of league revenue
Calipari and Rose pay money to avoid lawsuit
Certain University of Memphis basketball season ticket holders were able to coerce former head coach John Calipari and former basketball Memphis player Derrick Rose to agree to pay $100,000.00 to avoid being sued. The settlement comes from the now disastrous 2007-08 Memphis basketball team which made it to the NCAA championship game, but was later forced to forfeit all victories from that season.
To see a copy of the settlement between season ticket holder and Calipari and Rose use this link.
To refresh your memory of the ill-fated 2007-08 Memphis Tigers check out this link.
Division of league revenue
A 50-50 split is a long way from the 57% of the league revenue that NBA players were receiving under the last CBA. But 50% is what the owners are currently offering the players. 50% certainly won't get a deal done. In fact, the NBA rejected a meeting with the players to discuss other issues, because of the players refusal to consider the 50% split.
ACC looks to renegotiate TV deal with ESPN
With Syracuse and Pitt joining the ACC in the near future, the ACC is looking to renegotiate it's television deal with ESPN.
With Syracuse and Pitt joining the ACC in the near future, the ACC is looking to renegotiate it's television deal with ESPN.


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