Stoops is one of seven coaches listed, according to Action Sports' Darren Rovell, he's owed over $1M.
The Stamford-based World Wrestling Entertainment, the parent company of Alpha Entertainment, had over 23.5% ownership of class B shares of the defunct league.
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Prior to Friday's announcement of the league-wide layoffs in a 10-minute conference call, Jeffrey Pollack, Chief Executive Officer of the league, reportedly didn’t consult with board members, sources told Rovell on Monday.
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“The WWE board has no role in the XFL, and there was no conversation, that happened,” Jerry McDevitt, an attorney for WWE said in statement.
The executives of the league are reportedly looking for potential buyers, The Journal reported on Monday evening.
Stoops ends his abbreviated XFL coaching career 2-3.
