My guess is that Tucker eventually accuses MSU leadership of setting him up in some type of entrapment scheme. As others have mentioned, there is no better outcome for MSU to be able to fire Tucker for cause. It took about 15 minutes for everyone involved to realize they made a colossal mistake in signing him to that ridiculous contract. If you're looking for a way to get out of it, what better way to use Tucker's complete narcissism against him? Tucker, like many coaches is by nature likely a completely entitled, selfish, low caliber individual. I would give him as many opportunities to interact with female professionals as possible, hoping that he'll do what guys like him often do and let his commitment to what feels good right now lead him to bad decisions. Letting Tracey know that they need her help in the program and that Tucker has great intentions toward fostering a positive environment toward victim advocacy would lead her to be motivated to help. That would lead to more interactions for Tucker with someone who would not take one ounce of shit from him. All they had to do is give Tucker some rope and wait until they could get out of the contract.
This might seem a little conspiratorial, but if I was in charge at MSU and I was desperate to get out from under that contract, it's not a far fetched nor a difficult thing to pull off.