What James Franklin’s $50M Buyout Means for Penn State and CFB | WNBA Labor Negotiation Details
Description
Penn State fired James Franklin over the weekend, granting him the second-largest buyout in college football history at nearly $50 million. Former Penn State tight end and college football analyst Adam Breneman joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington with his reaction to the news about his former coach, and why this made sense despite Franklin's success. Meanwhile, FOS newsletter writer David Rumsey explains why buyouts are becoming more common in college football.
Plus, the Las Vegas Aces are champions once again, but the conversation around the WNBA quickly shifts to collective bargaining talks, says FOS women's sports reporter Annie Costabile. She joins with exclusive reporting around the details of the latest proposal, which the WNBA calls "very compelling."
Also, Mark Sanchez speaks, the NBA takes a big step toward games in China, and Tiger Woods is getting another surgery.
Key Moments:
0:28 - Sanchez speaks, Jess Berman extension, NBA in China
5:00 - James Franklin out at Penn State with ~$50M buyout
17:04 - Buyout Season: the costs to cut coaches
21:33 - Aces complete WNBA finals sweep as focus shifts to CBA
26:15 - Tiger Woods Injury
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