Kristina Johnson, a former president of Ohio State, is prohibited from criticising the university by agreement.

Before leaving her position in November, former Ohio State President Kristina Johnson and the university came to a mutual separation agreement that forbade her from criticising her previous employer.

Johnson’s final act as OSU’s 16th president was to sign the release agreement in November. Johnson will get over $900,000 in salary for a full year as well as a $278,000 one-time payment as part of the agreement.

The severance starts 60 days after Johnson’s departure date and is paid out over a period of 12 months.

According to the agreement, Johnson risks losing her pay if she speaks poorly of the university.

The university also concurred that neither the Board of Trustees nor board staff could disparage Johnson. In the event that the board breaches the contract, they may

Before stepping down from her position in November, Kristina Johnson, the former president of Ohio State, and the university came to a mutual separation agreement that forbade her from criticising her former employer.

Johnson’s tenure as OSU’s 16th president came to an end when she signed the release agreement in November. Under the terms of the deal, Johnson will get over $900,000 in salary for a full year as well as a $278,000 one-time payment.

Johnson’s severance pay starts 60 days after his departure date and is distributed over a period of 12 months.

Johnson could lose pay, according to the agreement, if she speaks poorly of the university.

The university also concurred that the Trustees and board staff could not speak poorly of Johnson. If the board disobeys the contract, they risk

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Why is CBS airing Ohio State vs. Indiana? The Big Ten’s new TV and media rights agreement explained

Farewell, SEC! Hi there, Big Ten! This season, which begins with Indiana vs. Ohio State at the beginning of college football season, will be the first year of the Big Ten’s new media rights partnership.

For the network’s mid-afternoon college football game on Saturday, CBS cameras won’t be sweeping across a sun-drenched SEC stadium where some men are strangely dressed in button-up shirts and ties despite the high humidity and temperature of 100 degrees.

Instead, No. 4 Ohio State will take on Indiana in Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Indiana, to begin its 2023 campaign.

ESSENTIAL READING: Proficient Ohio State football forecasts for the Indiana match

It makes sense if the visual startles a lot of people.

This season, starting on Saturday with the Buckeyes vs. Hoosiers game, CBS will broadcast a Big Ten game in the 3:30 p.m. ET window, which has been the SEC’s customary time slot for the previous 25 years.

Why is CBS airing Ohio State vs. Indiana? The Big Ten’s new TV and media rights agreement explained
Farewell, SEC! Hi there, Big Ten! This season, which begins with Indiana vs. Ohio State at the beginning of college football season, will be the first year of the Big Ten’s new media rights partnership.
Craig Meyer on the USA TODAY Networ

Thanks to a new media rights agreement, Fox, NBC, and CBS will broadcast Big Ten games.
In 2023, CBS will air seven Big Ten games; by 2024, that number will rise to fifteen.
Before switching to ABC in 2024, the SEC will still air 13 conference games on CBS in 2023.
For the network’s mid-afternoon game on Saturday, when CBS cameras pan over a college football stadium, it won’t b

Is Ohio State vs. Indiana broadcast on CBS? Describe the new TV and media rights agreement signed by the Big Ten
SEC, good bye! Good day, Big Ten! Beginning with Indiana vs. Ohio State at the beginning of college football season, this season will be a transition year for the Big Ten’s new media rights partnership.
Craig Meyer America Today Network.

Games will air on CBS, NBC, and Fox thanks to the Big Ten’s new media rights agreement.
Prior to growing to 15 games in 2024, CBS will televise seven Big Ten games in 2023.
During the 2023 season, the SEC will continue to air 13 conference games on CBS before switching to ABC in 2024.
It won’t be Saturday when CBS cameras fly over a college football stadium in preparation for the network’s mid-afternoon gam

REQUIRED READING: With games airing on NBC, CBS, and Fox, the Big Ten is prepared for maximum exposure.

Seven Big Ten games this season will air on CBS; this weekend’s games are Ohio State vs. Indiana on Saturday and Northwestern vs. Rutgers on Sunday. In 2024, there will be fifteen games with a CBS affiliation.

For this season, Fox will continue to be the main broadcast partner of the Big Ten. This season, Fox and FS1 will air between 24 and 32 Big Ten games. Many of those will happen on Saturdays at noon, right after the network’s pregame show called “Big Noon Kickoff.” This season, FS1 will also broadcast four Friday night Big Ten games.

This season will be the first for NBC, Notre Dame’s longtime home, to

REQUIRED READING: The Big Ten is prepared for its biggest stage, with games airing on NBC, CBS, and Fox.

Seven Big Ten games this season, including two this weekend—Ohio State at Indiana on Saturday and Northwestern at Rutgers on Sunday—will air on CBS. For the 2024 season, there will be 15 games with a CBS affiliation.

For this season, Fox will continue to be the Big Ten’s principal broadcast partner. Fox and FS1 will broadcast 24–32 Big Ten games this season. On Saturdays, many of those will happen at noon, right after the network’s “Big Noon Kickoff” pregame show. Four Friday night Big Ten games this season will also be televised on FS1.

This will be the first season that Notre Dame’s longtime home, NBC,

Five of Notre Dame’s six home games this season will still air on NBC. The one exception will be a game on September 16th against Central Michigan, which Peacock will be the only platform to stream.

What does that signify for the CBS deal with the SEC?
CBS returned to covering college football full-time in 1996 after agreeing to broadcast in-conference games with the SEC.

Since then, the league and network have come to be associated with each other, complete with a unique theme song and the gritty action being narrated by Verne Lundquist.

But starting this season, the SEC won’t be solely dependent on CBS’ Saturday mid-afternoon college football programming. This season and in 2024, the SEC game of the week will share CBS’ available time slots with the Big Ten.

Of Notre Dame’s six home games this season, NBC will still broadcast five of them. The one exception is a game against Central Michigan on September 16 that Peacock will be the only platform to stream.

How does that affect the SEC’s deal with CBS?
After agreeing to a contract with the SEC to broadcast in-conference games, CBS began covering college football full-time again in 1996.

With a unique theme song and Verne Lundquist’s voice narrating the gritty action, the league and network have since come to be synonymous.

However, the SEC will no longer be solely dependent on CBS’ Saturday mid-afternoon college football programming starting this season. This season, it will share available time slots on CBS with the Big Ten, and in 2024, it will be the SEC game of the week.