TB is talking with Marcos Garza about how this could be playing out behind the scenes legally. Basically spitballing that UT is going to present Pruitt with the compliance violations and say we have reason to fire you for cause, let's negotiate a number somewhere between $0 and the full buyout that we can both live with and go our separate ways. Jimmy Sexton is going to be an impediment to negotiating, because Sexton doesn't want to set a precedent for the coach-favorable deals that he gets for his clients that are loaded up with failure money. If the case isn't strong enough and they fire him for cause, Pruitt might have a claim for wrongful termination which in a worst-case scenario carries treble damages. So both sides have some leverage depending on the specific facts, which no one knows.
Interestingly, Sean Sinclair referenced a completely different issue that Pruitt has that is separate and apart from the NCAA compliance issues. Said it reflects really poorly on Pruitt. Also mentioned it on the post-game show Saturday, but never any specifics. Wonder if this has anything to do with the long-rumored "event over the summer" that our board insiders have referenced?