LOL. No. He was fired after being given 4 years and the recruiting looking like absolute crap.
I don’t think this is accurate. His bump from 2017 to 2018/19 is reflected. That’s the extension kicking in.
4 years left at ~$2mil per does not equal $18mil.
Not even close.
I remain convinced that, while it’s higher than it should be, it won’t keep us from firing Manning and making a good hire.
Clawson's at $1.8M or so? I'd say that's about where he should be until he gets an 8 win regular season and/or starts getting looks from other programs.
He's not my top choice either. But in that mid-major range, I'd lean Odom more than Miller for sure. I like Odom's ACC assistant coaching experience that Miller lacks. Grant is an interesting one...he has that assistant experience and has done a similar turnaround at Charleston. Although they do have a history of being a once proud program...UMBC has almost never been good until now. I still like Matta and Oats best though.
It's 6 years left, is it not? Everything I've seen has said through the 2024-2025 season, which would be more than 4 years left.
2019-2020
2020-2021
2021-2022
2022-2023
2023-2024
2024-2025
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...n-head-coach-danny-manning-contract-extension
https://247sports.com/college/wake-forest/Board/103621/Contents/Manning-Contract-tidbit--125506471/
An older form 990.
Manning is listed in three form 990's:
Year ending June 2017: $1.793M
Year ending June 2016: $1.713M
Year ending June 2015: $1.275M
Unless we top-secretly extended him after his first year, the bump would have been structured into his original contract. Either because we were still paying [Redacted] or had to pay a buyout to Tulsa.
UMBC isn’t good now either. Their best ever rating under Odom is 166 but yeah they beat the top team once.
Miller is better than Odom in almost every way.
Clawson's at $1.8M or so? I'd say that's about where he should be until he gets an 8 win regular season and/or starts getting looks from other programs.
Wrong.
USA Today is incorrect. Look at the source numbers yourself if you prefer: https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/560532138
$1.8 million is not what Clawson should make.
Here is the list of all salaries of FBS Coaches: http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/
As of this past season, $1.8 million puts Clawson last in the ACC, just ahead of Mike Bobo (Colorado State) and Tom Allen of Indiana. Just behind Jonathan Smith of Oregon State.
In 2018, Mike Bobo of Colorado State went 3-9 in a non-Power 5 conference.
Tom Allen has a 10-15 record at Indiana going 5-7 last year (he is 0-1 versus Clawson).
John Smith went 2-10 at Oregon State last year.
The next lowest paid coach in the ACC, Dino Babers made $2.4 million last year. Addazio, Fedora and Cut made $2.5 million. Doeren, Narduzzi and Paul Johnson made $3 million plus.
So, hope WF bumped up Clawson's salary to at least make what the bottom tier ACC coaches make. The fact that Doeren almost doubles Clawson salary is a joke.
I'd give a Miller or Odom hire an F.
Odom seems like an up and coming coach but it would be a stupid hire for Wake to make at present.
Again, we don't really know what the extension pays. It was announced in January of 2017 so we should have a partial view it from the 990 ending June 2017, but that shows almost identical comp as the previous year's 990 so maybe the extension didn't start paying until the next fiscal year or beginning of the next season or something like that.
Who gives a F what grade anyone on this board gives the new hire on the day it was made?
What matters is if the program climbs the ladder again. Doesn't matter if WF wins the press conference or get kudos from Board blowhards based on their impression. I would be suspect of hiring Odom, but if he wins, it would be a good hire and if the program continues to suck, it's a bad hire. Opinions are irrelevant.