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Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber Coach?Moderators: PonyPride, SmooPower
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Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber Coach?I think we all know it is a foregone conclusion that Doherty is coaching his final games at SMU this season. That said, I've been lurking on this board for quite a while (I admit I stick to mainly football and football recruiting) and it seems like the consensus is that it will take at least 1M a year type of deal for our next head coach. Given that Doh is making around 450K right now, what sort of names can the casual fan start getting to know? Does the platform of the Big East really elevate the SMU head coaching job or does it actually make it that much more of a daunting task?
I want so badly for us to have our sh*t together when we go to the Big East in 2013. Clearly Matt Doherty isn't going to be the guy to take us there. I just hope Orsini and the money boosters behind the basketball program know that as well. Back off Warchild seriously.
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If they don't know, we're in a world of trouble.
Re: Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber Coachow much for a "top half of CUSA" caliber coach?
Derail the Frogs!
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750k
Re: Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber CoacHere is info on Rick Pitino at Louisville from his last contract.
In 2007 Rick Pitino signed a three-year contract extension with the Louisville Cardinals on Thursday that could keep him at the school through 2013, long enough for a highly anticipated downtown arena to open. The new deal increases Pitino's annual salary from $1.65 million to $2.25 million beginning next season, and will pay him $2.5 million a year if he stays until the end of the contract. The contract also boosted a loyalty bonus due Pitino on July 1 from $1 million to $1.75 million. He'll receive loyalty bonuses of $3.6 million in 2010 and 2013 if he remains with the school.
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If that is the case, he lost it!
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so what does doh make, around 250k? Derail the Frogs!
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Had this from the wrong year initially. According to the Daily Campus review based on reports from HR Department:
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Re: Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber CoacI thought Doh made around 450K.
Back off Warchild seriously.
Re: Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber CoacThe range seems to be $500K to $1.65 M. Heath for example makes $650K at So. Florida. Calhoun makes about $1.65 M at UConn. I suspect, you'd be looking at $750k-$1M range for an up and comer with Southwest connections. I wonder if Drew would leave Baylor to coach in the BE?
UNC better keep that Ram away from Peruna
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EastStang What would Drew's motivation be for leaving Baylor? Maybe for a ACC school or something along that line, everyone has a price but he has a pretty good thing going on in Waco. Which leads me to this question, Baylor is a good academic school, how much do they lower their requriements for "student-athletes"? GO MUSTANGS!
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I've been wondering that too Pony Up!
Re: Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber CoacThank you Coach Doh... for knowing when to say goodbye.
Re: Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber CoacWow. Doh makes some good dough for consistent losing
Re: Honest Question: How Much $$ For A Big East Caliber CoacSo Doherty makes $500K/year x 6 years = $3 million. At 77 wins for his career at SMU, we are paying nearly $39K per win right?
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