(03-31-2019 07:24 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Based on results, our assistants should have been paid 4 dollars each.

I assumed your coaches were just boosters who paid to do the role.

$400K for Tulsa, they'll have to draw their coaches from middle schools.

(04-01-2019 08:57 AM)Atlanta Wrote:  $400K for Tulsa, they'll have to draw their coaches from middle schools.

If you go look at the link provided, only one coach's salary is listed... at $400k. None of the other coaching staff have salaries listed. So, Tulsa's assistant salary is actually significantly higher than listed in this thread.

(03-31-2019 07:24 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Based on results, our assistants should have been paid 4 dollars each.

I'm pretty sure half the AAC board would have fielded a better defense.

Just what I remembered. The USF coaches pool went up to 3.4 million on Jan 1, 2019. No idea how much of that Strong is using. This article was from 2017.

https://www.thedailystampede.com/2017/12...-usa-today

This “cheapness” is only temporary. The salary pool for USF will jump up to $2.25 million on January 1, 2018. (We’re guessing some of the assistants that came with Charlie from Texas were still owed money by the Longhorns for 2017. If they could afford to take less money this year, USF was being smart to save some money towards the future.) In two years, the pool shoots up to $3.4 million, assuming Strong is still at USF.