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Bret Bielema Files $7 Million Lawsuit Against Arkansas’ Razorback Foundation

by Larry LeoJune 13, 2020

According to Sportico, via Variety, former head coach Bret Bielema is filing a $7 million lawsuit against the Arkansas Razorback Foundation.

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Bielema contends in the suit that the Foundation failed to pay him $12 million, money he claims was owed in the buyout agreement when he was fired.

(The Spun)

Filed Under: Arkansas Sports

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Guinny_Ire

Don't pay him. And when Sam doesn't work out be the Vandy of the West. I'm sure if he were offered a HC job commiserate with where he coached at he'd be on it. You should have learned from KU.

Reply•3 months

CanebreakCajun

That wife of his isn’t cheap.

Reply•3 months

Water Mocassin

Bielma is a disgusting slob.

Reply•3 months

kywildcatfanone

Did they shut down the Golden Corral?

Reply•3 months

Hangit

Bert and Arky had a contract for the separation. Why don't they all just do what the contract says? What is wanted. or yearned for, means nothing. Just do what the contract said.

Reply•3 months

DeafVallyBatnR

Arkansas Foundation believes that since he got a job in New England and stopped looking for a Head coaching job they were off the hook. I don't believe that is correct interpretation of the contract language. Obviously Bret does not.

3 months

Hangit

My point is that the contract is probably clear, concise, and comprehensive. Both sides should go with that. Whether they wanted him to be the King of the World or a janitor has no bearing on it. They both need to abide by the contract.

3 months

Drizzt

Funny thing is they would have been better off keeping him than the coaching they’ve had since he was fired

Reply•3 months

dchog

He got on the hot seat when he lost two winnable games. He had double digit leads in Missouri and Virginia Tech back in 2016. It is easy to look back and say we should have kept him another year but he was starting to lose the team.

3 months

Eyeball

Give that man his money! Dinners at Golden Corral aren't free.

Reply•3 months

HeadSlash

Beef prices have increased dramatically

Reply•3 months

WorkinDawg

He’s the gift that keeps on giving for the Hawgs. Guess he’s milking it for all it’s worth since his days a a 7 figure coach are over.

Reply•3 months

Jon Ham

That lazy piece of shite. I’d rather pay attorneys than pay that sorry excuse for a football coach.