07-15-2012, 03:26 PM
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Experienced Starter w/First Big Contract
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Central MA by way of the great state of New Hampshire
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Re: If PSU gets the Death Penalty What Happens to O'Brien?
Just like any college coach. If he becomes a god by winning a BCS Championship, he gets to write his own ticket. If the situation becomes almost uninhabitable, he can jump ship.
His deal is a decent one.
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O'Brien's five-year deal calls for a base salary beginning at $950,000 in 2012 and increasing by five percent each year. He'll also receive $1 million per year for radio and TV obligations and $350,000 per year from a Nike deal, bringing his total compensation to $2.3 million in Year One. That figure would make O'Brien the Big Ten's sixth highest-paid coach, behind Ohio State's Urban Meyer, Iowa's Kirk Ferentz, Michigan's Brady Hoke, Nebraska's Bo Pelini and Wisconsin's Bret Bielema.
O'Brien can also earn up to $200,000 per year in incentives, including a potential $104,500 bonus if the Nittany Lions make a bowl game next season. O'Brien would make $47,500 for a division title, $76,000 for a Big Ten championship and $85,500 for a BCS national championship in the 2012 season.
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