Had to chuckle at the line in this story that said opponents of the policy said the policy "unfairly targets black students." π
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@Sundogmonkey He could. But he could also be a majority stakeholder in it, as will the other golfers. He would have stroke and influence as to its direction.
@Mixtape_Matt Nobody ever said they wouldn't have to file for bankruptcy. But that does not mean they are going away. It's a common tool for restructuring. And the players will have majority ownership. Rahm will be majority creditor.
@arlowhite@arlowhite you probably remember a TV show from the 70's The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin. He constantly complained to British rail about his train being 11 minutes late everyday when he went to work. Made me think of that reading this.
@joshwlees To me, if they cancel Michigan, NOLA is likely out too. My guess though is that these actions would be money saving so they can have some capital remaining and put it into the new investment sources that will be coming in. We will see.
@_benparsons@TheTodaysGolfer LIV golf will go on. From all accounts, it will be on a smaller scale. But according the proposed plan, players will have a majority stake so there is skin in the game. And it seems it will focus on locals where there is a huge following.