The Hue Jackson Foundation collected $158,000 in 2019 (the most recent tax info available). It paid out $115,000 to its sole paid employee and spent another $15,000 on travel. It looks like they gave out roughly $4,000 in grants.
Dan Murphy
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Dan Murphy
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- A company founded and fronted by Kendrick Perkins is offering college and HS athletes upfront money in exchange for a portion of their NIL earnings. Experts say the deals resemble high-interest loans and could be taking advantage of players. Details:
- Replying to @DanMurphyESPNNCAA investigators determined that Connor Stalions was on the sidelines wearing a disguise during the Central Michigan @ Michigan State game last fall, according to the draft. No info provided on how he got a bench pass for the CMU sideline.
- I spoke this afternoon with one of the people who received tickets to Big Ten games from suspended Michigan staffer Connor Stalions. He said Stalions paid him to tape the sidelines of future Michigan opponents. More details:
- Michigan's Sherrone Moore could be facing NCAA penalties related to the Connor Stalions' case, according to a draft of the NCAA's notice of allegations. (This is a draft, not a final version of allegations) More details here with @PeteThamel:
- Jim Harbaugh just left the Detroit Airport wearing a Michigan hat. Smiled and waved.
- Randall Margraves, a father of three daughters who were abused by Nassar, just attacked Nassar in the courtroom. "Give me one minute with that bastard."
- Michigan's suspended staffer paid for tickets on both sides of the stadium for this past weekend's Penn State-Ohio State game. They went unused on Saturday.Sources: Michigan staffer Connor Stalions bought tickets for more than 30 games at 11 Big Ten schools over the past three years. Also, video evidence of sideline taping is expected to be sent to the NCAA this week, caught by stadium surveillance this year. espn.com/college-footba…
- NCAA president Charlie Baker says Michigan won its national title “fair and square” and explains why they took the unusual step to share info about the investigation:
- Michigan DE Chase Winovich on Air Force's resiliency:"I feel bad for the terrorists those guys are eventually going to go up against."
- Jim Harbaugh's request for a temporary restraining order is being heard by Judge Timothy Connors -- who is also listed as a lecturer for the Michigan law school.
- Harbaugh: We're not going to share a depth chart. McElwain: Oh, yeah? We're not going to HAVE a depth chart. Beat that, Jimmy.
- According to Opendorse, women's volleyball players are the second-most active and second-most compensated athletes through 2 months of NIL deals (behind only football). Makes me wonder if schools will take that as a sign to promote their VB teams more and build up a fanbase.
- Important distinction on the Mel Tucker suspension after tonight's press conference: MSU's leadership (including Alan Haller) knew there was a complaint made against Mel Tucker in late December. They did not know any details until last night, a school spokeswoman confirmed.
