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Do we know when the contract will be available? I’m really curious what we are paying. 1 mil over 5 years or something worse due to this being a big step up in compensation and competition.
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I don’t know the details but my guess is he got 1.5-2 mm a year for 5 years.columbusaggie wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:07 amDo we know when the contract will be available? I’m really curious what we are paying. 1 mil over 5 years or something worse due to this being a big step up in compensation and competition.
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I’d be pretty shocked if it was more than 1.5 million.Madmartigan wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:17 amI don’t know the details but my guess is he got 1.5-2 mm a year for 5 years.columbusaggie wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:07 amDo we know when the contract will be available? I’m really curious what we are paying. 1 mil over 5 years or something worse due to this being a big step up in compensation and competition.
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Re: Contract
My guess is 1.1 million
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I'd bet a lot that he's a bit over a million per.
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Re: Contract
My guess too. 1.1MM that increases by 100k/year. So in the 6.5mm total range. With bonuses.QuackAttackAggie wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:32 amMy guess is 1.1 million
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Anything over 1.1 and would be shocked. You do well and they will throw money at you to stay, as proven with DS.
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Yeah, I would guess 1.1 to 1.2. Maybe it escalates to 1.5 by the end of the contract. I would guess there is a bigger bump in the assistant pool.
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Are we gonna put in a clause about not taking players to another school when he leaves, and pretend to think we can enforce it??
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We want to keep him. It will have to be competitive with the top MWC contracts outside of Dutcher. The buyout will be high for years 1 and 2 as well.
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Gotta be close to $1M, give or take $100k to, as others have mentioned, make room for increased assistant’s salaries and a good bump with an extension if/when he does great.
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I’d be shocked if it was lower than 1.5-2 millionMadmartigan wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:17 amI don’t know the details but my guess is he got 1.5-2 mm a year for 5 years.columbusaggie wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:07 amDo we know when the contract will be available? I’m really curious what we are paying. 1 mil over 5 years or something worse due to this being a big step up in compensation and competition.
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His last deal at Youngstown State was 300k, I imagine we got him as a base of 1.1.Blue Sage wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 11:31 amI’d be shocked if it was lower than 1.5-2 millionMadmartigan wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:17 amI don’t know the details but my guess is he got 1.5-2 mm a year for 5 years.columbusaggie wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:07 amDo we know when the contract will be available? I’m really curious what we are paying. 1 mil over 5 years or something worse due to this being a big step up in compensation and competition.
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Sprinkle was paid 900k his first year, and that was the most USU’s ever paid a coach. I would rather see 1 million with a bump in the coaching pool. I think the 75% of the remaining contract was enough deterrent for most programs, just not the top the top 25 programs. If he does well, then you can come back and offer more.Blue Sage wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 11:31 amI’d be shocked if it was lower than 1.5-2 millionMadmartigan wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:17 amI don’t know the details but my guess is he got 1.5-2 mm a year for 5 years.columbusaggie wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 9:07 amDo we know when the contract will be available? I’m really curious what we are paying. 1 mil over 5 years or something worse due to this being a big step up in compensation and competition.
USU athletics is about $50 million a year while Washington is $150 million. There’s not a competition between which one has more money to spend.
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He was making 300k. I would guess 900k to 1 million. I don't think you need to pay more than that start. It's not like he had a whole bunch of offers so to me that seems like a reasonable amount to start and then give some raises later on after he proves himself.
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I'd be very concerned if it was more than 1.1M. Should be about the same as Sprinkle got initially. The only reason the 2M figure was thrown around was because we were trying to retain a coach who had just proven his worth.
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Stretching the USU budget to offer Sprinkle a ~$2 million/year extension seemed reasonable. His current market value is obviously about double that. Sprinkle helped us win our first ever MW conference title, our first win in the dance in 23 years, and is a national coach of the year finalist.
I hope Calhoun ends up being as good or better than Sprinkle here, but I'm guessing ~$1 million/year is probably closer to his fair market value at this point. If he is really successful here, his market value and pay will go up.
I hope Calhoun ends up being as good or better than Sprinkle here, but I'm guessing ~$1 million/year is probably closer to his fair market value at this point. If he is really successful here, his market value and pay will go up.
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I was curious on incentives, typically our contracts have included a one time bonus for achieving a goal (ie a MWC regular season champion), has anyone ever seen one where the incentives trigger a change in salary?
Imagine if Sprinkles contract would’ve increased from $900k to $1.2M with a conference championship and $1.5M with a NCAA tournament win.
It’s a great incentive and buyouts would have success built in. In this year’s instance, we’d be getting closer to $5M from UW for poaching a successful coach.
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Imagine if Sprinkles contract would’ve increased from $900k to $1.2M with a conference championship and $1.5M with a NCAA tournament win.
It’s a great incentive and buyouts would have success built in. In this year’s instance, we’d be getting closer to $5M from UW for poaching a successful coach.
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I've never seen an incentive based increase. However have seen an incentive based extension. And it happened this year. Keats at NC State. Was on the hot seat. Winning the acc tourney triggered a 2 year extension. Making the sweet 16 triggered an extra one year extension. His success got him a 3 year extension. LolRawbirds wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 1:33 pmI was curious on incentives, typically our contracts have included a one time bonus for achieving a goal (ie a MWC regular season champion), has anyone ever seen one where the incentives trigger a change in salary?
Imagine if Sprinkles contract would’ve increased from $900k to $1.2M with a conference championship and $1.5M with a NCAA tournament win.
It’s a great incentive and buyouts would have success built in. In this year’s instance, we’d be getting closer to $5M from UW for poaching a successful coach.
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Some of you will be stunned if it’s less than $1.5, and others if it’s more than $1.0.
Looks like some of you are guaranteed to be stunned .
I am guessing a modest increase from the $900,000 Sprinkle started with. The $1.1 seems about right.
As for incentives, we have discussed the incentives that were in Sprinkles contract. If I remember right there were bumps for the Conference title, NCAA bid, and NCAA win. Some of you have access to the numbers.
Looks like some of you are guaranteed to be stunned .
I am guessing a modest increase from the $900,000 Sprinkle started with. The $1.1 seems about right.
As for incentives, we have discussed the incentives that were in Sprinkles contract. If I remember right there were bumps for the Conference title, NCAA bid, and NCAA win. Some of you have access to the numbers.
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I would give 1.1 million contract that automatically extents and increases his salary to whatever Sprinkle was offered if we make the NCAA tournament in the first year or (maybe) 2.Rawbirds wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 1:33 pmI was curious on incentives, typically our contracts have included a one time bonus for achieving a goal (ie a MWC regular season champion), has anyone ever seen one where the incentives trigger a change in salary?
Imagine if Sprinkles contract would’ve increased from $900k to $1.2M with a conference championship and $1.5M with a NCAA tournament win.
It’s a great incentive and buyouts would have success built in. In this year’s instance, we’d be getting closer to $5M from UW for poaching a successful coach.
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I’d pay him more for the simple reason it means the buyout if he breaches can be much higher and we can negotiate the buyout if we terminate him without cause to be lower. Bumping him up only if he does well won’t do anything because he’ll be out the door by then regardless but a high buyout might limit the pool of schools that may try and poach him early in the contract but we can negotiate a lower buyout if we terminate to protect us if he isn’t good.
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I don’t think there is a lot of negotiating going on with a buyout either way. Danny Sprinkles contract was 75% of the contract for either side (75% if he leaves, 75% if he is fired). The last time a basketball coach was fired there was controversy about the length of the deal. I think USU ended up with a third party paying more than the contract buyout, not less.Intermeddler wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 3:13 pmI’d pay him more for the simple reason it means the buyout if he breaches can be much higher and we can negotiate the buyout if we terminate him without cause to be lower. Bumping him up only if he does well won’t do anything because he’ll be out the door by then regardless but a high buyout might limit the pool of schools that may try and poach him early in the contract but we can negotiate a lower buyout if we terminate to protect us if he isn’t good.
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There certainly could be, particularly if he’s getting a 4-5x salary increase but you are right it’s customarily the same for either side breaching. The Duryea issue was due to some awful lawyering and should have been easily avoidedFull wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 8:35 pmI don’t think there is a lot of negotiating going on with a buyout either way. Danny Sprinkles contract was 75% of the contract for either side (75% if he leaves, 75% if he is fired). The last time a basketball coach was fired there was controversy about the length of the deal. I think USU ended up with a third party paying more than the contract buyout, not less.Intermeddler wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 3:13 pmI’d pay him more for the simple reason it means the buyout if he breaches can be much higher and we can negotiate the buyout if we terminate him without cause to be lower. Bumping him up only if he does well won’t do anything because he’ll be out the door by then regardless but a high buyout might limit the pool of schools that may try and poach him early in the contract but we can negotiate a lower buyout if we terminate to protect us if he isn’t good.