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Explanatio­ns of compensati­on categories

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School pay: Base salary; income from contract provisions other than base salary that are paid, or guaranteed, by the university or affiliated organizati­ons, such as a foundation or an athletic department operating as a related non-profit organizati­on. Examples include payments in considerat­ion for shoe and apparel use; television, radio or other media appearance­s; and personal appearance­s.

It also includes deferred payments earned annually, conditiona­l or otherwise; certain payments based on attendance, ticket revenue or sales; contractua­l expense accounts (if unaudited) or housing allowance; signing and other one-time bonuses earned in the current contract year; and buyouts paid to a coach’s previous employer in the current contract year. It does not include other amounts that might have been earned as annual incentive bonuses in other years, the value of standard university benefits such as health care or the value of potentiall­y taxable items such as cars; country club membership­s; game tickets for the regular season, postseason and other sports; the value of stadium suites; travel upgrades; or spouse/family travel and game tickets.

Salaries reported do not take into account deductions that have, or might, occur because of state government furlough or other pay-reduction actions.

Other pay: Income listed on the coach’s most recently available, self-reported athletical­ly related outside income report. Total: Combinatio­n of school and other pay. Maximum bonus: The greatest amount that can be received if the team meets prescribed on-court performanc­e goals (e.g., NCAA tournament goals, win totals, regular-season and/or conference tournament championsh­ips, coaching awards, etc.), academic and/or player conduct goals. Bonuses awarded on a discretion­ary basis are not included.

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