You added a "D" to the end of the URL.
With regards to the article, the schools that are giving such rich buyout payments can afford to do so. They have wealthy donors, and those donors will definitely have quite a bit of say so when it comes to how the Board of Trustees make decisions, even if it's indirect influence.
For these guys, it's going to be one of two things. Either find a coach who you know is all but guaranteed to be consistently excellent, or take a gamble on a less proven commodity and don't give him the option for a huge buyout.
Schools that don't have the donors simply aren't going to be able to offer such contracts to what they perceive to be top tier coaches, so they're most likely not going to have such problems.
Link: https://www.foxsports.com/articles/cfb/coach-buyouts-piling-up-past-150-million-raising-questions-about-whether-the-frenzy-is-sustainable
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- Coach buyouts piling up past $150 million, raising questions about whether the frenzy is sustainable [LINK]
- whatsamataU - 9:06am 11/7/25
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- Good article. I think the days of huge guaranteed contracts are over. [NT] - NDQuebec - 6:59pm 11/7/25
- Fixed your link [LINK] - ndunabomber - 5:12pm 11/7/25
- No worries - lots of $$$ in the US. [NT] - NEPA Irish - 1:45pm 11/7/25
- Just have the Fed keep the printing presses going [NT] - humbaba - 12:30pm 11/7/25
- Link didn't work for me, but the "page not found" graphic was hilarious [IMAGE]
- Turkish - 10:52am 11/7/25
- Post of the day! Hilarious indeed. [NT] - NDQuebec - 6:59pm 11/7/25
- It will never stop ...popularity =eyeballs on tvs ..when arod got 200 mil - beefy78 - 9:47am 11/7/25
- Works until it doesn't. Things do fail on occasion... [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 11:41am 11/7/25