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Message: [QUOTE="itsasport, post: 2582899, member: 306"] Holly wlll not be replaced. I saw quotes from the AD saying that he was happy with the job she is doing: that the freshmen will get better (really?) and he sees no problem because the fans are still going to the games. He and the people that hired him could care less about the players and fans. They are only interested in the mens' side and see the women's team as a drain on revenue. Holly is being paid about a third of major D1 WCBB coaches, for a savings of about a million a year. Holly's base salary through 2015 was 550K with no mention of other income. She got 65K for winning a league championship. Her base is now 650K. Her failure to get far into the championships must be seen as a good money saver by the administration. For instance- Sherri Coale- one million base salary, plus bonuses and fringe income "for a total annual compensation well beyond that figure." Her team record at the time of the article was 18-13. Kevin McGuff (Ohio State)- base salary 550K, with total income at $1,188,000. Walz- base pay 775K to 2019, "with major incentives based on success." which totaled 500K in one year (it didn't say what year.) McGraw in 2015 got a total of 1.3 million. She has a 10 year contract to 2025. Pat's salary was 1.25 million, plus 500K in other income. For those who think "good" or "so what"...you could have been born in Tenneessee I served with many guys from the south, probably some Vol fans, and they have hearts of gold. They deserve better. WCBB would benefit greatly from a revived Tenn (I'm digging out my flack jacket for the slings and arrows) [/QUOTE]

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