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That was depressing...

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That shoe money is no joke.

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Accoring to that salary sorter

the lowest income of any "BCS" school is

Georgetown at approx $455000 / year

Next is Villanova at $584000 / year

then Oklahoma at $650000/ year

That should pretty much tell you where we are heading if we are expecting a quicker timeline than 4 or 5 years to see the tournament.

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Which leads to another new position at USF:

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