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1/22/07

What does Myles Brand think about escalating coaching salaries?

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A great weekly feature at Double-A-Zone, a NCAA blog ... Myles Brand addresses some tough questions about the direction of college football/business.

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1/22/07

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CriticalFanatic wrote:

A great weekly feature at Double-A-Zone, a NCAA blog ... Myles Brand addresses some tough questions about the direction of college football/business.

Myles Brand said it's "compensation, not salary", but then he said it's a salary. Well... which is it, Myles? He overscrutinizes things constantly, and is a bad influence on college sports. If he gets something in his head, he'll drive it into the ground.

He was such a tool when he was the University of Oregon president, and he hasn't changed.

1/22/07

CriticalFanatic

Todd wrote:

He was such a tool when he was the University of Oregon president, and he hasn't changed.

huh ... I sort of forget he spent time in Eugene. It seems he's annoyed everyone and has consistenly been unimpressive.

Yet has risen to the highest ranks of the NCAA.