> In 2012, he agreed to accept what he likely considered prize money and renting his name as an endorsement. If you are a tenured/tenure-track professor at a t

> In 2012, he agreed to accept what he likely considered prize money and renting his name as an endorsement. If you are a tenured/tenure-track professor at a tier-1 research university, your name is literally your career - you don't rent this out lightly on some whim. You also don't take money from another institution to create the 'X+Y University Collaborative Research Lab' without running this by legal. Further, the affidavit outlines more involved collaboration (co-advising / hosting / advising students, $800k to build a joint-lab etc).