New Details Emerge on Desiree Reed François' Exit | Locked on Mizzou

TLDRDesiree Reed François' buyout is expected to be covered by Arizona donors, but she must make an effort to reduce or eliminate the buyout. Missouri should call their bluff and not pay unless there is solid proof of a contract breach. The pressure is on Arizona and DRF, as Missouri has deeper pockets. Missouri's chances of winning their next basketball games are uncertain, but they face a tough opponent in Arkansas.

Key insights

💰Arizona donors are expected to cover most of Desiree Reed François' buyout.

🔄DRF must make an effort to reduce or eliminate the buyout.

🤝Missouri should not pay unless there is solid proof of a contract breach.

💼Arizona's financial situation puts pressure on DRF to reach an agreement on the buyout.

🏀Missouri's chances of winning their upcoming basketball games are uncertain.

Q&A

Who is expected to cover Desiree Reed François' buyout?

—Arizona donors are expected to cover most of the buyout.

Does Missouri need to pay the buyout?

—Missouri should not pay unless there is solid proof of a contract breach.

Why is the pressure on Desiree Reed François?

—Arizona's financial situation puts pressure on DRF to reach an agreement on the buyout.

What are Missouri's chances of winning their next basketball games?

—Missouri's chances are uncertain.

Which opponent will Missouri face next?

—Missouri will face Arkansas in their next game.

Timestamped Summary

00:00New details have emerged regarding Desiree Reed François' exit from Missouri.

00:03Arizona donors are expected to cover most of the buyout.

00:08DRF must make an effort to reduce or eliminate the buyout.

00:17Missouri should not pay unless there is solid proof of a contract breach.

00:41Arizona's financial situation puts pressure on DRF to reach an agreement on the buyout.

10:44Missouri's chances of winning their upcoming basketball games are uncertain.

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