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Plus according to his lawyer it’s not even a contract but rather a MOU, and no consideration yet given and two conditions not even in play
Right. I was trying to provide both options.
I BELIEVE that the template the Big 10 is giving to all the schools may PURPORT to be a contract, but that Heitner is right in saying it is ACTUALLY a memorandum of understanding.
It's hard to tell because nobody has provided proof of the existence of this magical Big 10 template.
And in the absence of specifics, all we can really do is speculate.
Just glad that it's all turning out like we knew it would.