A look at the term sheets of West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins and football coach Bill Stewart. The university released the term sheets Wednesday after The Associated Press filed a Freedom of Information Act request:
A look at the term sheets of West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins and football coach Bill Stewart. The university released the term sheets Wednesday after The Associated Press filed a Freedom of Information Act request:
Bob Huggins
Signed: April 5, 2007Expires: April 5, 2012Base salary: $150,000Supplementary income: $550,000, with $20,000 increases in each subsequent year, for television, radio and Internet programs; apparel and shoe agreement; a minimum of 12 appearances at events sponsored by the Mountaineer Athletic Club or WVU-affiliated organizations and sponsors.Perks: Use of two cars; membership at Lakeview Resort; 20 tickets to each home men's basketball game; six tickets to each home football game; participation in standard university insurance, retirement and employee benefit programs.Retention incentives: $100,000 bonus if employed by the university on Sept. 1, 2009. Increases to $200,000 on Sept. 1, 2010 through 2012.Camps: Required to operate at least one basketball camp and is entitled to the net profit after paying expenses and costs.Incentives: Progressive-scale bonus for Big East regular-season finish, from $5,000 for fourth place to $20,000 for first place; $15,000 for Big East tournament runner-up finish and $20,000 for tournament championship; NCAA tournament appearances, from $10,000 for first round to $50,000 for a national championship; $5,000 for a National Invitation Tournament appearance and $10,000 for an NIT championship; $5,000 if season-ticket sales exceed 5,000, $10,000 if they exceed 6,000; $15,000 for Big East coach of the year, $25,000 for national coach of the year; $5,000 for NCAA academic performance rating of at least 925, or $10,000 for APR of at least 950.Buyout: $1 million.Bill Stewart
Signed: Jan. 2, 2008Expires: January 2013Base salary: $150,000Supplementary income: $550,000, with $50,000 increases in each subsequent year, for television, radio and Internet programs; apparel and shoe agreement (Nike); at least one on-campus summer camp; a minimum of 20 appearances at events sponsored by the Mountaineer Athletic Club or WVU-affiliated organizations and sponsors; one personal appearance each on behalf of Coca-Cola, United Bank and Nike.Perks: Use of two cars; membership at Lakeview Resort; 20 tickets to each home football game; six tickets to each home men's basketball game; participation in standard university insurance, retirement and employee benefit programs.Retention incentives: $100,000 bonus if employed by the university on Sept. 1, 2008, and each year thereafter.Camps: May operate one or more football camps-clinics on campus and is entitled to the net profit after paying expenses and costs.Incentives: Progressive-scale bonus for regular-season wins, from $25,000 for nine wins to $100,000 for 12 wins; Big East Conference finish, from $50,000 for runner-up to $75,000 for a championship; postseason appearances, from $25,000 for a non-BCS bowl to $100,000 for the national championship game; $150,000 for a national championship; $10,000 for more than 30,000 season-ticket sales, or $20,000 if season-ticket sales exceed 35,000; $25,000 for a top 10 final ranking; $25,000 for national coach of the year; $20,000 for team grade-point averages of 2.65 or better in the fall and spring semesters combined, or $30,000 for a 3.0 GPA or better; $10,000 for NCAA academic performance rating of at least 925, or $20,000 for APR of at least 950.Staff: $1.3 million pool for nine assistant coaches and one strength coach; $60,000 for director of football operations, and $35,000 for video coordinator. Annual increases in salary will be no less than the same percentage given to university administrative personnel. Each assistant will be provided a car.Buyout: Language removed by athletic director Ed Pastilong.A look at the term sheets of West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins and football coach Bill Stewart. The university released the term sheets Wednesday after The Associated Press filed a Freedom of Information Act request:
Bob Huggins
Signed: April 5, 2007
Expires: April 5, 2012
Base salary: $150,000
Supplementary income: $550,000, with $20,000 increases in each subsequent year, for television, radio and Internet programs; apparel and shoe agreement; a minimum of 12 appearances at events sponsored by the Mountaineer Athletic Club or WVU-affiliated organizations and sponsors.
Perks: Use of two cars; membership at Lakeview Resort; 20 tickets to each home men's basketball game; six tickets to each home football game; participation in standard university insurance, retirement and employee benefit programs.
Retention incentives: $100,000 bonus if employed by the university on Sept. 1, 2009. Increases to $200,000 on Sept. 1, 2010 through 2012.
Camps: Required to operate at least one basketball camp and is entitled to the net profit after paying expenses and costs.
Incentives: Progressive-scale bonus for Big East regular-season finish, from $5,000 for fourth place to $20,000 for first place; $15,000 for Big East tournament runner-up finish and $20,000 for tournament championship; NCAA tournament appearances, from $10,000 for first round to $50,000 for a national championship; $5,000 for a National Invitation Tournament appearance and $10,000 for an NIT championship; $5,000 if season-ticket sales exceed 5,000, $10,000 if they exceed 6,000; $15,000 for Big East coach of the year, $25,000 for national coach of the year; $5,000 for NCAA academic performance rating of at least 925, or $10,000 for APR of at least 950.
Buyout: $1 million.
Bill Stewart
Signed: Jan. 2, 2008
Expires: January 2013
Base salary: $150,000
Supplementary income: $550,000, with $50,000 increases in each subsequent year, for television, radio and Internet programs; apparel and shoe agreement (Nike); at least one on-campus summer camp; a minimum of 20 appearances at events sponsored by the Mountaineer Athletic Club or WVU-affiliated organizations and sponsors; one personal appearance each on behalf of Coca-Cola, United Bank and Nike.
Perks: Use of two cars; membership at Lakeview Resort; 20 tickets to each home football game; six tickets to each home men's basketball game; participation in standard university insurance, retirement and employee benefit programs.
Retention incentives: $100,000 bonus if employed by the university on Sept. 1, 2008, and each year thereafter.
Camps: May operate one or more football camps-clinics on campus and is entitled to the net profit after paying expenses and costs.
Incentives: Progressive-scale bonus for regular-season wins, from $25,000 for nine wins to $100,000 for 12 wins; Big East Conference finish, from $50,000 for runner-up to $75,000 for a championship; postseason appearances, from $25,000 for a non-BCS bowl to $100,000 for the national championship game; $150,000 for a national championship; $10,000 for more than 30,000 season-ticket sales, or $20,000 if season-ticket sales exceed 35,000; $25,000 for a top 10 final ranking; $25,000 for national coach of the year; $20,000 for team grade-point averages of 2.65 or better in the fall and spring semesters combined, or $30,000 for a 3.0 GPA or better; $10,000 for NCAA academic performance rating of at least 925, or $20,000 for APR of at least 950.
Staff: $1.3 million pool for nine assistant coaches and one strength coach; $60,000 for director of football operations, and $35,000 for video coordinator. Annual increases in salary will be no less than the same percentage given to university administrative personnel. Each assistant will be provided a car.
Buyout: Language removed by athletic director Ed Pastilong.
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