[personal] Re: [Husker] Callahan Resignation statement in doubt

[Skylar Dodds]

> My understanding is that if Callahan resigns he is no longer entitled to
the
> millions he gets if he is fired. Why would he resign under those
conditions?
> And that makes this so-called bold stance of "resign is not in my
> vocabulary" as comical as his first year claim of "we don't let the
defense
> dictate to us, we dictate to them."

Just to clarify, when they're asking him to resign, they are offering MORE
money to do so.  They wouldn't ask him to resign and forego millions.  If it
were about the money, BC would have taken the money and resigned.  I
actually respect Bill for honoring his commitment to his kids and not giving
up on them.  He owes them (especially seniors like Ruud, Grixby, etc) to do
everything he can to help them win the final two games.  That's the
honorable thing to do. 

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Skylar
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