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Boyle and Lappe to be extended
- Thread starter NWD Buff
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If I had my way, we'd take DiStefano's bull**** raise, multiply it by 10, and had it to Boyle.
Excellent. Lock him up. From what I've been told by a former Buff, Lappe was a much needed change.
http://www.buffzone.com/ci_19865613
CU is proposing that Boyle earn a 3 percent merit raise, increasing his base salary to $165,830. His compensation package is unchanged and amounts to nearly $429,000, which includes, for example, $180,000 for radio, television and public apperances.
Beginning in 2013, Boyle can also earn up to $200,000 annually for incentive compensation, which includes benchmarks such as academic progress for student-athletes. In 2012, his annual incentive compensation can amount to $100,000.
The new agreement also increases performance incentives, with a sliding scale of bonuses for winning records and making it to post-season tournaments. For example, if the team wins 21 regular season games, Boyle will get a bonus of $30,000, which is up from his previous contract that offered $10,000. If he's named "Conference Coach of the Year," he can earn $30,000, up from $10,000. A Buffs' NCAA Championship would net him $750,000, up from his previous incentive of $250,000.
If CU fired Boyle, he could still earn $549,830 a year from the date of termination to April 30, 2016.
CU is proposing that Boyle earn a 3 percent merit raise, increasing his base salary to $165,830. His compensation package is unchanged and amounts to nearly $429,000, which includes, for example, $180,000 for radio, television and public apperances.
Beginning in 2013, Boyle can also earn up to $200,000 annually for incentive compensation, which includes benchmarks such as academic progress for student-athletes. In 2012, his annual incentive compensation can amount to $100,000.
The new agreement also increases performance incentives, with a sliding scale of bonuses for winning records and making it to post-season tournaments. For example, if the team wins 21 regular season games, Boyle will get a bonus of $30,000, which is up from his previous contract that offered $10,000. If he's named "Conference Coach of the Year," he can earn $30,000, up from $10,000. A Buffs' NCAA Championship would net him $750,000, up from his previous incentive of $250,000.
If CU fired Boyle, he could still earn $549,830 a year from the date of termination to April 30, 2016.
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
Excellent move. There are going to be a bunch of programs poking around in coming years
They shouldn't have announced it on NSD. Maybe they were ashamed they could only get Boyle a 3% raise?
There is absolutely no excuse to announce this today, this is a big deal for CU hoops. You could double Boyle's salary and it wouldn't be out of line imo compared to other coaches in the P12. It only looks like Mike Montgomery makes less that Boyle in the P12. I realize Oregon has all the Nike $$, but Altman makes 2.5 times Boyle.
| SCHOOL | HEAD COACH AVERAGE ANNUAL INSTITUTIONAL SALARY | ASST. COACH AVERAGE ANNUAL INSTITUTIONAL SALARY |
| Arizona | Men’s: $667,189.00 | Men’s: $153,711.00 |
| Arizona State | Men’s: $542,954.00 | Men’s: $126,313.00 |
| California | Men’s: $380,134.00 | Men’s: $102,315.00 |
| Colorado | Men’s: $356,768.00 | Men’s: $159,031.00 |
| Oregon | Men’s: $940,559.00 | Men’s: $210,526.00 |
| Oregon State | Men’s: $434,043.00 | Men’s: $129,816.00 |
| Stanford | Men’s: $305,896.00 | Men’s: $145,205.00 |
| UCLA | Men’s: $530,985.00 | Men’s: $108,871.00 |
| USC | Men’s: $461,579.00 | Men’s: $168,731.00 |
| Utah | Men’s: $382,758.00 | Men’s: $128,063.00 |
| Washington | Men’s: $682,013.00 | Men’s: $176,907.00 |
| Washington State | Men’s: $379,403.00 | Men’s: $105,665.00 |
I'm glad this was done, and hope they continue to reevaluate and potentially re-up him again in two years if the program continues in the direction it is headed. Initially I thought 3% was trying to get it done on the cheap - but after thinking for a bit I am hoping that maybe it is evidence that the mistakes made in football coach extensions will not be repeated. Congrats Coach Boyle! Well deserved.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Easy decision. They've both been successful in their first 2 years here at CU. No "1-year wonders" in this coaching tandem. Good move.
Now the coaches just need to reach these incentives.
Yeah, but it looks like he is getting a solid assistant coach salary pool.
First, I love Tad as a coach, and this is no means a knock on him, but it really does show that sometimes you have things going in your favor.
But what would CU's record look like if we were still in the Big 12 and made it into the tourney last year? First we would not have had the most wins in school history last year, and this year we would have been possibly a .500 team (what most of us predicted before the season).
Still with that said, I am glad they gave both him and Lappe the extension, I think we will be giving Tad another raise very shortly. Even if the worst case senario was true as I mentioned above, Tad would be far exceeding all expectations of Colorado Basketball.
But what would CU's record look like if we were still in the Big 12 and made it into the tourney last year? First we would not have had the most wins in school history last year, and this year we would have been possibly a .500 team (what most of us predicted before the season).
Still with that said, I am glad they gave both him and Lappe the extension, I think we will be giving Tad another raise very shortly. Even if the worst case senario was true as I mentioned above, Tad would be far exceeding all expectations of Colorado Basketball.
89BuffsBest
Active Member
The data reported in the earlier post that shows the salaries at each school is an institutional average over all sports, not just basketball (check the link). As such, we can't really draw too many conclusions about basketball. Since this includes the football salaries, I'm guessing the CU assistant coaches' salaries are heavily skewed by Bieniemy's $250K base salary. I couldn't find the salaries of the CU assistant basketball coaches. The one thing that does jump out to me from this is that Cal an Stanford are really underpaying their assistants considering the huge cost of living premium for the Bay-area over the rest of the Pac 12 locales.
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