http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/

Salaries, including EMU's, have gone through the roof. Check out Genyk's 10 years ago.

I was hinting at what it would cost EMU to pay CC if he has a winning record, goes to a bowl, wins a bowl game, etc.

Apparently his contract is written with a lot of 'IF's', if bowl game, if MACC champion, if, if, if...

(10-26-2016 07:40 PM)emu steve Wrote:  http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/

Salaries, including EMU's, have gone through the roof. Check out Genyk's 10 years ago.

I was hinting at what it would cost EMU to pay CC if he has a winning record, goes to a bowl, wins a bowl game, etc.

Apparently his contract is written with a lot of 'IF's', if bowl game, if MACC champion, if, if, if...

Wow, it's incredible that one can be a millionaire doing something they love. It's even more incredible to think most of these coaches would work for a fraction of their contracts. It's all about egos....

At any rate, if EMU wants to grow a positive image of our beloved university, then we need to give CC a raise to keep him. If we finish 10-3 (after bowl win), we are going to get a lot of free publicity. In fact, I would bet a business equation could be formulated to illustrate that the positive image and benefit sports programs generate for a university far outweigh the ridiculous high coaching salaries.

If I recall, back in our Cal Bowl and basketball NC2A tournament heydays, the number of admission applications increased significantly. Recently Butler University reported a substantial increase in student applications after their back to back finals run.

Harbaugh's salary is ridiculous, but he has the national meeting talking about UofM nearly every day. On a smaller scale, the Midwest is talking about WMU and Fleck.

I don't want to go back to the ridicule and embarrassment our football use to bring EMU, so hopefully we find a way to keep CC and grow his vision. I bet he has big plans for EMU.

Go Eagles!!!

How about we beat Miami, become bowl eligible, and recruit better than 10th in the MAC, before we start talking raises.

(10-26-2016 07:40 PM)emu steve Wrote:  http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/

Salaries, including EMU's, have gone through the roof. Check out Genyk's 10 years ago.

I was hinting at what it would cost EMU to pay CC if he has a winning record, goes to a bowl, wins a bowl game, etc.

Apparently his contract is written with a lot of 'IF's', if bowl game, if MACC champion, if, if, if...

I posted his contract information along with the incentives with a link in a different thread.

(10-27-2016 01:23 AM)emu79 Wrote:  

(10-26-2016 07:40 PM)emu steve Wrote:  http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/

Salaries, including EMU's, have gone through the roof. Check out Genyk's 10 years ago.

I was hinting at what it would cost EMU to pay CC if he has a winning record, goes to a bowl, wins a bowl game, etc.

Apparently his contract is written with a lot of 'IF's', if bowl game, if MACC champion, if, if, if...

I posted his contract information along with the incentives with a link in a different thread.

Can you locate it?

The incentives look a lot more relevant today....

(10-27-2016 04:50 AM)emu steve Wrote:  

(10-27-2016 01:23 AM)emu79 Wrote:  

(10-26-2016 07:40 PM)emu steve Wrote:  http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/

Salaries, including EMU's, have gone through the roof. Check out Genyk's 10 years ago.

I was hinting at what it would cost EMU to pay CC if he has a winning record, goes to a bowl, wins a bowl game, etc.

Apparently his contract is written with a lot of 'IF's', if bowl game, if MACC champion, if, if, if...

I posted his contract information along with the incentives with a link in a different thread.

Can you locate it?

The incentives look a lot more relevant today....

Here you go Steve, has details on all of the incentives:

http://sports.newsday.com/long-island/da...creighton/

(10-27-2016 06:53 AM)emu79 Wrote:  

(10-27-2016 04:50 AM)emu steve Wrote:  

(10-27-2016 01:23 AM)emu79 Wrote:  

(10-26-2016 07:40 PM)emu steve Wrote:  http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/

Salaries, including EMU's, have gone through the roof. Check out Genyk's 10 years ago.

I was hinting at what it would cost EMU to pay CC if he has a winning record, goes to a bowl, wins a bowl game, etc.

Apparently his contract is written with a lot of 'IF's', if bowl game, if MACC champion, if, if, if...

I posted his contract information along with the incentives with a link in a different thread.

Can you locate it?

The incentives look a lot more relevant today....

Here you go Steve, has details on all of the incentives:

http://sports.newsday.com/long-island/da...creighton/

Thanks.

It makes my point: That EMU is likely to have to pay signficant dollars to CC for things like a bowl bid, maybe bowl win, maybe conference COY, etc. etc.

And yes, a roll over provision is in the contract as is other contracts, e.g., Murphy.

Just so it is more visible for everyone. CC could make close to $100 K in bonuses this year, if the season finishes how we all hope it does.

Base compensation

2014 guaranteed money: $425,000
Contract guaranteed money $2,125,000
contract length: 5 years
start date: Dec. 18, 2013
amended:
end date: Dec. 31, 2018
2014 base salary: $400,000
Incentives

contractual raises:
additional guaranteed annual compensation: $25,000 for weekly radio show
retention bonus: if still employed on 1/1/15, then an extra year is added onto the contract
conference regular season: $10,000
conference championship: $20,000
non bcs bowl bid: $25,000
non bcs bowl win: $25,000
bcs bowl appearance:
bcs bowl win:
college football playoff: $50,000 (plus $50,000 for win)
national championship bid:
national championship:
conference coach of the year: $10,000
national coach of the year: $25,000
national poll:
miscellaneous team performance based incentives: 7 wins: $5,000
8: $7,500
9: $10,000
10: $15,000
11: $20,000
12: $25,000
If average paid attendance is over 10,000: $15,000
If average paid attendance is over 15,000: $20,000.
academic or off field incentives: NCAA academic progress rate 950 or higher: $5,000
Team GPA 3.0 or higher: $5,000
Other Perks

automobile: University provides car and pays insurance or $750 monthly stipend
tickets to home games: 20 tickets
miscellaneous perks: 10 tickets to men's and women's basketball
contract buyout: $800,000 in first four years; $400,000 thereafter

(10-27-2016 09:44 AM)EAGLE KING Wrote:  Just so it is more visible for everyone. CC could make close to $100 K in bonuses this year, if the season finishes how we all hope it does.

Base compensation

2014 guaranteed money: $425,000
Contract guaranteed money $2,125,000
contract length: 5 years
start date: Dec. 18, 2013
amended:
end date: Dec. 31, 2018
2014 base salary: $400,000
Incentives

contractual raises:
additional guaranteed annual compensation: $25,000 for weekly radio show
retention bonus: if still employed on 1/1/15, then an extra year is added onto the contract
conference regular season: $10,000
conference championship: $20,000
non bcs bowl bid: $25,000
non bcs bowl win: $25,000
bcs bowl appearance:
bcs bowl win:
college football playoff: $50,000 (plus $50,000 for win)
national championship bid:
national championship:
conference coach of the year: $10,000
national coach of the year: $25,000
national poll:
miscellaneous team performance based incentives: 7 wins: $5,000
8: $7,500
9: $10,000
10: $15,000
11: $20,000
12: $25,000
If average paid attendance is over 10,000: $15,000
If average paid attendance is over 15,000: $20,000.
academic or off field incentives: NCAA academic progress rate 950 or higher: $5,000
Team GPA 3.0 or higher: $5,000
Other Perks

automobile: University provides car and pays insurance or $750 monthly stipend
tickets to home games: 20 tickets
miscellaneous perks: 10 tickets to men's and women's basketball
contract buyout: $800,000 in first four years; $400,000 thereafter

So if he wanted to make a move after this season it will cost him $800,000.