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After looking at the pic, I think I can make out a wushock on his belt... :)Marge: The plant called and said that if you don't come in tomorrow, don't bother coming in Monday.
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Can someone cut and paste the top 25 paid coaches? Too hard to do on my phone.Comment
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Now someone tell me how many coaches with any type of longevity left are better than 3G?Comment
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It truncated the column headers. But from left to right on number columns only it goes
School Pay
Other Pay
Total Pay
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Duke ACC Mike Krzyzewski $9,682,032 -- $9,682,032 -- Louisville AAC Rick Pitino $4,678,327 $1,080,011 $5,758,338 $775,000 Kentucky SEC John Calipari $5,200,000 $311,381 $5,511,381 $850,000 Kansas Big 12 Bill Self $4,750,763 $210,000 $4,960,763 $525,000 Florida SEC Billy Donovan $3,875,964 $30,000 $3,905,964 $454,000 Michigan State Big Ten Tom Izzo $3,413,954 $480,000 $3,893,954 $350,000 UCLA PAC-12 Steve Alford $3,473,973 $0 $3,473,973 $270,000 Ohio State Big Ten Thad Matta $3,182,000 $100,000 $3,282,000 $410,000 Memphis AAC Josh Pastner $2,650,000 $0 $2,650,000 $710,000 Arizona PAC-12 Sean Miller $2,200,000 $427,806 $2,627,806 $985,000 Texas Big 12 Rick Barnes $2,550,000 $0 $2,550,000 $790,000 Michigan Big Ten John Beilein $2,450,000 $48,242 $2,498,242 $275,000 Villanova Big East Jay Wright $2,489,332 -- $2,489,332 -- Oklahoma State Big 12 Travis Ford $2,450,000 -- $2,450,000 $0 Pittsburgh ACC Jamie Dixon $2,445,682 -- $2,445,682 -- Wisconsin Big Ten Bo Ryan $2,250,000 $163,500 $2,413,500 $400,000 Virginia ACC Tony Bennett $2,289,600 $1,500 $2,291,100 $1,400,000 Oklahoma Big 12 Lon Kruger $2,200,000 $0 $2,200,000 $270,000 Baylor Big 12 Scott Drew $2,133,120 -- $2,133,120 -- North Carolina State ACC Mark Gottfried $2,009,000 -- $2,009,000 $1,328,250 Oregon PAC-12 Dana Altman $2,000,000 -- $2,000,000 $820,000 North Carolina ACC Roy Williams $1,827,945 -- $1,827,945 $112,648 Syracuse ACC Jim Boeheim $1,818,661 -- $1,818,661 -- Arizona State PAC-12 Herb Sendek $1,800,000 $4,500 $1,804,500 $400,000 Wichita State Mo. Valley Gregg Marshall $1,700,000 $94,500 $1,794,500 $838,000 Kansas State Big 12 Bruce Weber $1,750,000 $4,040 $1,754,040 $735,000 Iowa State Big 12 Fred Hoiberg $1,600,000 $18,750 $1,618,750 $675,000 Cincinnati AAC Mick Cronin $1,552,205 -- $1,552,205 $670,000 Virginia Commonwealth A-10 Shaka Smart $1,520,000 $10,000 $1,530,000 $699,250 Nebraska Big Ten Tim Miles $1,525,000 -- $1,525,000 $875,000 Iowa Big Ten Fran McCaffery $1,500,000 $1,250 $1,501,250 $805,000 Colorado PAC-12 Tad Boyle $1,421,500 $6,000 $1,427,500 $1,550,000 Tennessee SEC Cuonzo Martin $1,350,000 $0 $1,350,000 $425,000 Connecticut AAC Kevin Ollie $1,250,000 -- $1,250,000 $309,999 Gonzaga West Coast Mark Few $1,187,536 -- $1,187,536 -- Creighton Big East Greg McDermott $945,725 -- $945,725 -- San Diego State Mt. West Steve Fisher $907,000 $2,250 $909,250 $160,000 St Joseph's A-10 Phil Martelli $902,651 -- $902,651 -- Xavier Big East Chris Mack $860,807 -- $860,807 -- Massachusetts A-10 Derek Kellogg $761,358 $82,309 $843,667 $175,000 Providence Big East Ed Cooley $783,518 -- $783,518 -- New Mexico Mt. West Craig Neal $750,000 $20,000 $770,000 $165,000 Tulsa CUSA Danny Manning $480,606 -- $480,606 -- Wisconsin-Milwaukee Horizon Rob Jeter $456,651 $2,500 $459,151 $212,323 Louisiana-Lafayette Sun Belt Bob Marlin $400,000 $0 $400,000 $78,500 New Mexico State WAC Marvin Menzies $381,274 $10,200 $391,474 $225,000 Dayton A-10 Archie Miller $335,152 -- $335,152 -- Albany Am East Will Brown $295,000 $23,000 $318,000 $233,000 Western Michigan MAC Steve Hawkins $310,000 $2,000 $312,000 $217,000 Coastal Carolina Big South Cliff Ellis $232,348 $42,750 $275,098 $0 Eastern Kentucky Ohio Valley Jeff Neubauer $252,276 $17,354 $269,630 $96,668 California Polytechnic Big West Joe Callero $227,692 $13,121 $240,813 $96,500 Texas Southern SWAC Mike Davis $200,000 $0 $200,000 $171,669 Stephen F. Austin Southland Brad Underwood $200,000 $0 $200,000 $70,750 Weber State Big Sky Randy Rahe $180,000 $16,528 $196,528 $82,500 North Carolina Central MEAC LeVelle Moton $178,067 $17,500 $195,567 $84,633 North Dakota State Summit Saul Phillips $188,347 $200 $188,547 $55,000 Wofford Southern Mike Young $171,244 -- $171,244 -- Mercer Atl Sun Bob Hoffman -- -- -- -- Saint Louis A-10 Jim Crews -- -- -- -- Brigham Young West Coast Dave Rose -- -- -- -- American Patriot Mike Brennan -- -- -- -- Manhattan College MAAC Steve Masiello -- -- -- -- Delaware CAA Monte Ross -- -- -- -- Stanford PAC-12 Johnny Dawkins -- -- -- -- Mount St Mary's Northeast Jamion Christian -- -- -- -- Harvard Ivy Tommy Amaker -- -- -- -- George Washington A-10 Mike Lonergan -- -- -- --
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My group is called the "$2 Nassau Nine." You always have a standing invitation to play, as long as you can afford the .50 cent greenies.Originally posted by shoxlax View Post
You're right, WSU can pay more than what they will offer Gregg. I'm of the opinion raise his base pay, but not so it looks like WSU is paying a kings ransome. If he wants to leave for money, so be it. The basketball world will always have guns for hire. If he wants to be one, go for it. Want the guy who professes Wichita is a special place to coach, live and raise a family. I want to believe it's Gregg. If he's not that guy I'm not mad or even disappointed. I still think he is that guy however.Comment
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Originally posted by shoxlax View PostBig key is that this is just 2014 NCAA Tournament coaches. Other big names aren't in here.Duke ACC Mike Krzyzewski $9,682,032 -- $9,682,032 -- Louisville AAC Rick Pitino $4,678,327 $1,080,011 $5,758,338 $775,000 Kentucky SEC John Calipari $5,200,000 $311,381 $5,511,381 $850,000 Kansas Big 12 Bill Self $4,750,763 $210,000 $4,960,763 $525,000 Florida SEC Billy Donovan $3,875,964 $30,000 $3,905,964 $454,000 Michigan State Big Ten Tom Izzo $3,413,954 $480,000 $3,893,954 $350,000 UCLA PAC-12 Steve Alford $3,473,973 $0 $3,473,973 $270,000 Ohio State Big Ten Thad Matta $3,182,000 $100,000 $3,282,000 $410,000 Memphis AAC Josh Pastner $2,650,000 $0 $2,650,000 $710,000 Arizona PAC-12 Sean Miller $2,200,000 $427,806 $2,627,806 $985,000 Texas Big 12 Rick Barnes $2,550,000 $0 $2,550,000 $790,000 Michigan Big Ten John Beilein $2,450,000 $48,242 $2,498,242 $275,000 Villanova Big East Jay Wright $2,489,332 -- $2,489,332 -- Oklahoma State Big 12 Travis Ford $2,450,000 -- $2,450,000 $0 Pittsburgh ACC Jamie Dixon $2,445,682 -- $2,445,682 -- Wisconsin Big Ten Bo Ryan $2,250,000 $163,500 $2,413,500 $400,000 Virginia ACC Tony Bennett $2,289,600 $1,500 $2,291,100 $1,400,000 Oklahoma Big 12 Lon Kruger $2,200,000 $0 $2,200,000 $270,000 Baylor Big 12 Scott Drew $2,133,120 -- $2,133,120 -- North Carolina State ACC Mark Gottfried $2,009,000 -- $2,009,000 $1,328,250 Oregon PAC-12 Dana Altman $2,000,000 -- $2,000,000 $820,000 North Carolina ACC Roy Williams $1,827,945 -- $1,827,945 $112,648 Syracuse ACC Jim Boeheim $1,818,661 -- $1,818,661 -- Arizona State PAC-12 Herb Sendek $1,800,000 $4,500 $1,804,500 $400,000 Wichita State Mo. Valley Gregg Marshall $1,700,000 $94,500 $1,794,500 $838,000 Kansas State Big 12 Bruce Weber $1,750,000 $4,040 $1,754,040 $735,000 Iowa State Big 12 Fred Hoiberg $1,600,000 $18,750 $1,618,750 $675,000 Cincinnati AAC Mick Cronin $1,552,205 -- $1,552,205 $670,000 Virginia Commonwealth A-10 Shaka Smart $1,520,000 $10,000 $1,530,000 $699,250 Nebraska Big Ten Tim Miles $1,525,000 -- $1,525,000 $875,000 Iowa Big Ten Fran McCaffery $1,500,000 $1,250 $1,501,250 $805,000 Colorado PAC-12 Tad Boyle $1,421,500 $6,000 $1,427,500 $1,550,000 Tennessee SEC Cuonzo Martin $1,350,000 $0 $1,350,000 $425,000 Connecticut AAC Kevin Ollie $1,250,000 -- $1,250,000 $309,999 Gonzaga West Coast Mark Few $1,187,536 -- $1,187,536 -- Creighton Big East Greg McDermott $945,725 -- $945,725 -- San Diego State Mt. West Steve Fisher $907,000 $2,250 $909,250 $160,000 St Joseph's A-10 Phil Martelli $902,651 -- $902,651 -- Xavier Big East Chris Mack $860,807 -- $860,807 -- Massachusetts A-10 Derek Kellogg $761,358 $82,309 $843,667 $175,000 Providence Big East Ed Cooley $783,518 -- $783,518 -- New Mexico Mt. West Craig Neal $750,000 $20,000 $770,000 $165,000 Tulsa CUSA Danny Manning $480,606 -- $480,606 -- Wisconsin-Milwaukee Horizon Rob Jeter $456,651 $2,500 $459,151 $212,323 Louisiana-Lafayette Sun Belt Bob Marlin $400,000 $0 $400,000 $78,500 New Mexico State WAC Marvin Menzies $381,274 $10,200 $391,474 $225,000 Dayton A-10 Archie Miller $335,152 -- $335,152 -- Albany Am East Will Brown $295,000 $23,000 $318,000 $233,000 Western Michigan MAC Steve Hawkins $310,000 $2,000 $312,000 $217,000 Coastal Carolina Big South Cliff Ellis $232,348 $42,750 $275,098 $0 Eastern Kentucky Ohio Valley Jeff Neubauer $252,276 $17,354 $269,630 $96,668 California Polytechnic Big West Joe Callero $227,692 $13,121 $240,813 $96,500 Texas Southern SWAC Mike Davis $200,000 $0 $200,000 $171,669 Stephen F. Austin Southland Brad Underwood $200,000 $0 $200,000 $70,750 Weber State Big Sky Randy Rahe $180,000 $16,528 $196,528 $82,500 North Carolina Central MEAC LeVelle Moton $178,067 $17,500 $195,567 $84,633 North Dakota State Summit Saul Phillips $188,347 $200 $188,547 $55,000 Wofford Southern Mike Young $171,244 -- $171,244 -- Mercer Atl Sun Bob Hoffman -- -- -- -- Saint Louis A-10 Jim Crews -- -- -- -- Brigham Young West Coast Dave Rose -- -- -- -- American Patriot Mike Brennan -- -- -- -- Manhattan College MAAC Steve Masiello -- -- -- -- Delaware CAA Monte Ross -- -- -- -- Stanford PAC-12 Johnny Dawkins -- -- -- -- Mount St Mary's Northeast Jamion Christian -- -- -- -- Harvard Ivy Tommy Amaker -- -- -- -- George Washington A-10 Mike Lonergan -- -- -- -- 78-65Comment
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Dream scenario: Gregg stays and announces he'll retire a Shocker. He proceeds to win a national championship and gets WSU into a better conference. He offers SN'ers our own Box Office at Koch Arena, at a nice discount, and WSU gives him an angry looking statue.
Slightly more realistic, but still good: Gregg announces he'll stay. He brings in 2-3 years of strong recruiting classes and keeps WSU in the national spotlight with a couple more runs in March. Boeheim retires in 3 years, as he's on record saying he'll do, (is this around the time his daughter graduates? I'm clueless on this) and he takes the job at Syracuse to secure his name as one of the best college coaches in recent history while most of Wichita becomes a small Syracuse fan on the side.Comment
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That list of coaches is, I believe, only last year's NCAA participants.Comment
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That's all and good except I'm going to be one of the fatalities. And why Friday? Seems like Alabama would be wasting a lot of valuable time in contacting another potential candidate if Marshall passes.Originally posted by wusphlash View PostComment
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Guys, you really need to stop with this Top 25 salary stuff. As far as I know such a list doesn't exist. What everyone keeps referencing is actually the salary figures for coaches in the NCAA tournament - a list USA Today compiles every year I believe.Comment
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The greedy side of me says no, I'm not satisfied with the latter. But, if I step back and realize that scenario would mean that WSU had 11 years with a national coach of the year, a Final Four (which I was fortunate to watch WSU in L.A. win two games en route, great memories) Sweet 16, NIT champ, perennial top 25 team, NBA level talent and phenomenal national recognition. He's taken the program to a height it hasn't been in decades, I want him to stay indefinitely but I think that's a lot to ask and it would take a very unique person to become the Dream scenario (though he might be that person, and I'll hold out hope).Originally posted by shocks02 View PostComment
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Syracuse is cold. Marshall said he didn't want colder than Wichita. Syracuse has lots and lots and lots of snow. Snow is cold.Comment
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The lack of any real news here is actually good news for us.Comment
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