Louisville has long been the flagship school for Adidas. The athletic apparel company just inked a new deal with the Cardinals, worth $160 million over ten years.
The current deal, which expires July 1, is supposed to help student-athletes perform better with top-of-the-line equipment and gear.
Turns out, almost all of the money from this current deal is going to Rick Pitino, the now-suspended head coach.
Pitino took home a whopping 98 percent of what Louisville has been receiving, according to contracts obtained by the Louisville Courier-Journal under Kentucky's public records act. Read More...
Sheree Whitfield has become the most popular person by his significant works. His achievement has been a result of the rise of hard work. A direct effect of this accomplishment is the fact that he has now become one of the richest persons on the entire planet. It wasn’t simple to get the best person in the world. Right now, he is the most trending person in social media. Read More...
On a cold February night in 1970 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the MacDonald family’s life took a horrifying turn. Jeffrey MacDonald, a Green Beret and medical doctor, lived with his pregnant wife, Colette, and their two young daughters, Kimberley and Kristen. What seemed like an ordinary evening soon transformed into one of the most shocking and mind-boggling murder cases in American history.
The Emergency Call: Desperation and Horror Unveiled In the early hours of February 17, 1970, Jeffrey MacDonald made a chilling call for help, gasping as he informed the operator, “We’ve been stabbed; people are dying. Read More...