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Under the new agreement, effective Oct. 1, Robichaux's annual base salary will be bumped to $120,000 - an increase of $16,000 - to keep him as the highest-paid baseball coach in the Sun Belt Conference.
In his new deal, Robichaux will also receive a $10,000 bonus if the Cajuns win the regular season or conference tournament championship or make an NCAA tournament appearance. He would earn additional bonuses for reaching an NCAA Super Regional ($15,000) and the College World Series ($20,000) and by winning the national championship ($25,000). The amount of that compensation would be paid for the highest achievement in any year.
Robichaux will also get a $2,000 bonus if the baseball team compiles a 3.0 grade-point average. The same amount will be paid if the team has a graduation rate of at least 60 percent. The team must also have an average of at least 925 on the NCAA's Academic Performance Rate (APR) for both of those bonuses to be paid.
He will receive bonuses for being the Sun Belt and/or Louisiana Coach of the Year ($3,000), South Regional Coach of the Year ($4,000) and National Coach of the Year ($5,000) and if UL's average paid home attendance is at least 2,500 ($2,500).