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The article on newsok.com did not show Coale getting a raise or contract extension, but they might have inadvertenly omitted her. Gasso got a 5,000 ndollar raise and extension thru 2021.
http://www.tulsaworld.com/sportsext...cle_6fa67ec5-d1c7-55ee-bb7e-5866ce01901e.html It seems the Tulsa World website always has better information on everything, even on OU, than The Daily Oklahoman website.
Do not know about hard copies.
"Women’s basketball coach Sherri Coale was extended through 2021, as well. Coale's yearly salary remained at a guaranteed $1.1 million per year. Three assistant coaches, Pam DeCosta (up $8,000), Jan Ross (up $3,000) and Chad Thrailkill (up $3,000) received extensions through 2017."
"Riley, who made $500,000 during his first year with the Sooners, received a raise to $850,000 annually. An annual $50,000 stay bonus, paid in 2016 and 2017, was also implemented in Riley’s contract.
Defensive coordinator Mike Stoops received a $50,000 raise to his $850,000 annual salary.
Both Riley and Stoops will make $900,000 under their current contracts through 2018."
I don't think Mike should have gotten a raise but I guess it would be offensive
to him not to make the same as Riley. The thing is Riley is a hot commodity and I do not think Mike is, plus I am just not sure that he has done well enough to deserve the raise and I am talking in all the things that a coach should do. I could very well be wrong. Not a supporter of football at any level.
"Boren reiterated during Tuesday's regents meeting that none of the funding for coaching salaries, stadium renovations or additions to the Lloyd Noble Center would come from tuition fees or taxpayer money. OU announced a 7 percent increase to tuition and mandatory student fees, both in-state and out-of-state, during the meeting." Glad about the bolded. I do not want my tax dollars going to any of those things.
"We are now operating at the University on $160 million less than we received in 2008 and we have 1,000-1,500 more students," Boren said.
Boren, along with all OU Vice Presidents and officers, will take a 3 percent pay cut to help nullify the effects of the state budget shortfall."
3percent is not much but is better than nothing. Of course, I do not know what they make. I truly doubt it will effect Boren at all.
Operating on the same money as 2008 may not be a huge deficit with the reduction in Og&E prices, not sure about ONG, and gasoline prices. However,
food prices are still up. And all the students' tuition is up 7 percent. Not saying the economy is good but without the numbers, maybe OU is not worse off than 2008 or maybe just a little.