Did they at one time appear to express an interest in CB? That would be a good thing if they were at one time interested and did decide to chat with the ‘skins regarding a possible movement of players.

Maybe I’m reading it wrong but Zorn seems a bit fickled or he’s just not wanting to show his hand. He’s also on the hot seat so he may be approaching this year with extreme caution. In both cases, it may not be in the best interest of CB. New digs may not be a bad thing.

Thank you very much for the information about the resources the previous compliance person had. Amanda is really doing a lot with so little resources.

Student volunteers in UH’s law school would be excellent sources of help–I never thought about that.

BIK

I’m assuming that these staffers are not going to be replaced in order to address fiscal shortfalls; however, a quick phone call to Jim Donovan can confirm that

Although Garret is correct in his analysis of donating services or money directly to the Compliance Office to hire additional staff to help prepare the paperwork, it might worth investigating to see if designated donations for the office can be made through Koa Anuenue. Since the the Compliance Office handles all sports, then all student athletes will beneift.

Perhaps there might be a third-year law student interested in becoming a sports agent might be available to be hired on a part-time basis .

now you know why his agent was adamant about a bigger guranteed bonus knowing that the vet was picked up to compete.

the pats were in a position to select the best guy in the draft and yet pick up the best guy on the free agent market. nice insurance policy in either case.