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That Coach Jim Tressel recently had his contract extended for two years so he can continue to earn $3.5 million annually from The Ohio State University, a tax-exempt state university and recipient of millions of dollars in state and federal funds.
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Speaking of tax exempt status, I am glad to report that the Sugar Bowl Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization, making your contributions tax deductible. The CEO of the foundation, Paul Hoolahan, receives annual compensation of $645,386 for his fine work.
For playing in this great game, Ohio State receives about 17 million dollars.
Now you know why the NCAA was so upset about these kids besmirching such charitable endeavors by accepting those free tattoos.
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