In Things Absolutely Nobody Asked For - The NCAA UNANIMOUSLY Voted To Extend Mark Emmert's Contract Through 2025

I want to say I'm in shock, but I'm not. The NCAA, the board of governors and Mark Emmert all fucking stink out loud. It's actually impressive the job security Mark Emmert has. I mean, he's completely shit the bed on the name, image and likeness, he can't comprehend how to make a big decision, he had the disaster with the women's Tournament a month ago and he got a UNANIMOUS vote to extend his contract. It's not even mind bottling, it's just impressive. Actually, my favorite part is the NCAA knows how much he fucking sucks and they tried to slide in the news dump in 'other topics' in a tweet: 

That was the tweet. Oh and they just happened to have other business.

This is on every single person listed in that Norlander tweet. How do you put your feet up, look around the country with the NCAA and go, yeah, Mark Emmert is killing it. Just on this here blog, we have these topics with his name in our search function: 

The Presidents and those involved with the board of governors don't give a fuck about ethics or morals or human decency or anything besides money. They don't want to disrupt what they are comfortable with. Sure, you can give credit to Mark Emmert for being a villain. He is one. But he's also a moron. They don't go hand in hand. I know Twitter is the worst place to truly judge something. But when every single person on that app is coming together right now to make fun of Emmert and the NCAA, you may need to reevaluate this. Do you know how hard it is to get people to agree on anything? They just did that. 

What do we think Mark Emmert would have to do in order to get fired? Is the NCAA the toughest place to get fired from? Nothing like a little 4.5 year extension, but then again Emmert is the richest person here, so maybe we're all idiots for trying.