5yr deal (total of 3 year extension) worth $16.25M which averages to $3.25/year. It will start at $3.1M this year and increase yearly.
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5yr deal (total of 3 year extension) worth $16.25M which averages to $3.25/year. It will start at $3.1M this year and increase yearly.
SerenityBuff
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About time.
The value of the contract over its five-year length is $16.25 million, beginning with a salary of $3.1 million for the 2017 season with modest increases annually.
"I am ecstatic that we will be at University of Colorado for the foreseeable future, there's no place my family and I would rather be," MacIntyre said. "We absolutely love it here, the people have been great and I truly believe this is just the beginning."
"I am blessed to be entrusted with such an incredible group of young men and a staff who have fought to lay a foundation for this football program," MacIntyre added. "The support from the administration has been tremendous, as has the enthusiasm from the fans. Together we have come together to accomplish something special. The future is bright for Colorado football."
"I am ecstatic that we will be at University of Colorado for the foreseeable future, there's no place my family and I would rather be," MacIntyre said. "We absolutely love it here, the people have been great and I truly believe this is just the beginning."
"I am blessed to be entrusted with such an incredible group of young men and a staff who have fought to lay a foundation for this football program," MacIntyre added. "The support from the administration has been tremendous, as has the enthusiasm from the fans. Together we have come together to accomplish something special. The future is bright for Colorado football."
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This.
It appears that HCMM got a well earned pay bump, but RG was able to keep the potential damage pretty low should things go south. Looks like a win win for both parties involved.
Went from averaging 2 million to 3.25 million a year so quite a bit.
looks pretty good years wise. Dollars wise looks like we've moved into the middle somewhere in the P12. 3.1 is what Graham makes, then you have guys like Mora, Whittingham, Helfrich (dunno what Taggart got), and Petersen (probably getting a raise I'd guess) all around the mid 3s.
This is good and it appears he left room for better pay for his assistants.
Yep. Beyond feeling "fair" and setting a new bar at CU that's in line with other coaches in the Pac-12, it's a good announcement for our recruits right now.
That's a relief. One less thing for us to bitch about.
Well deserved, and a good number for both sides. Seems smart to announce right before he helps with ESPNs CFP coverage, maybe grab some extra attention tonight.
Graham made 3.1 in 2015
This should make him 4th in the P12 based on the latest known figures for 2015/2016
Petersen 3.6
Mora 3.45
Whittingham 3.3
Taggart, Rich Rod 3.2
Graham 3.1
http://blogs.mercurynews.com/collegesports/2016/07/20/pac-12-football-updating-coaches-salary/
We'll find something, never fear.
I do like it though. Tells recruits that we will have some stability. Money is a good jump proportionate to having an excellent year but still not like he has had multiples.
If he follows this year up with a couple more solid bowl seasons wouldn't be a surprise to see the contract get torn up and another boost.
I've never received a 62.5% pay increase. my lifetime best is ~50%, and it required changing careers and completing two college degrees
Yup troll, we would rather chase away a coach who had a 10 win season and bring back your man JE.
Get used to it. I don't think this is going to be his last extension.
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*Edits to add name calling that may offend some*
"That should work"