I was scrambling out on the road all day, so late to the party on this, but posted a copy of ISU MBB assistant T.J. Otzelberger's contract ($230,000, one-year) here: http://cyclonefanatic.com/basketball/mens/news/t-j-otzelberger-to-be-paid-230-000-this-season/
Read T.J. Otzelberger's contract here
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The one odd thing though, is winning the Big 12 tournament gets you more than winning a National Championship?
Winning the NCAA tournament should get you more than a weeks pay. Granted, you've probably received a lot of those bonuses up to that point (at least all the NCAA tournament incentives), but still, 1 week seems a little cheap to me.
I would assume if they did win the NCAA championship, his base salary would skyrocket. Anyway it is 6 weeks worth of pay if they win, almost $30,000 on top of his regular salary. That is insane!
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Here is where he lived in Seattle.
http://www.udr.com/seattle-apartments/downtown-seattle/the-olivian/
http://www.udr.com/seattle-apartments/downtown-seattle/the-olivian/
If you think about it, he would get 6 weeks of pay for winning a national title. 2 weeks getting to the tourney, and one weeks pay for sweet 16 and up. Even though winning the national title is one 1 weeks worth of pay, there are the other 5 weeks worth of pay getting there.
Yeah but he doesn't get the NCAA tourney birth incentive if they win the B12 tourney. So if you win the regular season championship, lose the B12 tourney you are at the same incentive as if you lose the B12 tourney but not the regular season. Best payout is to win both.
The first 2 weeks is only if you make it as an at large. So if you win the Big 12 Tourney and the NCAA Championship, he would only get 8 weeks of extra pay.
True, but still, they are giving equal value to the Big 12 Tourney championship and the regular season championship. Regular season championship should be worth more, IMO.
before he was associate head coach, no such title this time? For comparison, St Johns just gave Roehrson a 5 year $450,000 contract to be associate head coach. That may be the biggest asst coach contract I've ever heard of in bball
I don't think thats crazy in cbball. Regardless, its pretty well known TJ is looking to snag a HC job or at the least be open to any job that may help him get a HC gig eventually. I wouldn't expect him to sign anything more than a couple years here. Not knocking the guy, he just clearly has ambitions, cant blame him for that.
