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If Berruh is let go, ISU should hire him in a heartbeat.
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Anybody in the Valley who has been stuck in the play-in round for several years should at least take a look at him. I guess it's too late for Evansville though.Originally posted by Mike RadiganComment
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The rumor from the MSU people on the ValleyTalk board is that they will bring Barry back--
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$128,000??????He must be the lowest paid coach in The Valley?Comment
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Looks like Barry will be back, good decision by the Ozarkians.
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I don't have any specific knowledge of Hinson's contract, but the article did refer to the $128,500 figure being his "base salary". There are ways for a coach to make many times that amount even if the base is just $128K. Some coaches have contracts that allow income from summer camps, radio and TV gigs, shoe contracts, consulting deals, endorsements and commercials that is additional to their base salary.
Other college jobs include all that extra income in the contract amount, and prohibit the coach from other outside earnings unless they are arranged through the school. For as long as Barry has been at MSU, that figure sounds low, and I would suspect his contract is supplemented with some of that extra income.Comment
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Barry gets a very shaky vote of confidence, but the official announcement from Missouri State is that
Barry Hinson will be here as planned, and I am sure the reason was to assure recruits not to waver.
The biggest news if there is any at all here, is that most times if they hold a press conference or
make a big deal of a coach staying, they also add an increase or an extension....
and they did NEITHER today.
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