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  1. #85

    Default Re: Bball vs. Houston

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonCajun View Post
    How many years does Marlin have on his contract? How much is his annual contract? I think I read he gets $800,000 a year. If so, that's as much or more than Des. WTH. Too much to buy him out? You don't pay a buyout all in one year, so maybe it is doable. We certainly need to do something. Last night's 50 point loss to Houston should be the final straw. It would be at most schools.

    I hate to say it, but we need a coach like Wade at McNeese to revive our basketball program. Surely, we can pay more than McNeese. Maybe not him given the incidents at LSU, but someone like him who can get our fan base excited again. Greater attendance and new season ticket sales can pay for it. Right now, we have to be losing a ton of money with dismal attendance and total empathy to basketball.
    Sad, in my opinion basketball has always been the most exciting sport to attend in person, especially as a student. I would love to take my kids to games like when I was younger. This program is dead, this will be on Maggard's legacy. Football success does not make up for what has happened to this once proud program.

    We are also killing our future fanbase. We used to have such great student support for basketball, which carried into all the other sports. Hate to say it but zero excitement around this program currently. Unacceptable!

  2. #86

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    Quote Originally Posted by Policarp View Post
    1 P5 win for Marlin.....we beat 12 win Iowa Hawkeyes about a decade ago. So something like 1-30 vs P5. likeArent we 75-0 vs D2 and lower. There's our nic______!
    Oh, you are right. That island tournament. Thanks.

  3. #87

    Default Re: Bball vs. Houston

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonCajun View Post
    How many years does Marlin have on his contract? How much is his annual contract? I think I read he gets $800,000 a year. If so, that's as much or more than Des. WTH. Too much to buy him out? You don't pay a buyout all in one year, so maybe it is doable. We certainly need to do something. Last night's 50 point loss to Houston should be the final straw. It would be at most schools.

    I hate to say it, but we need a coach like Wade at McNeese to revive our basketball program. Surely, we can pay more than McNeese. Maybe not him given the incidents at LSU, but someone like him who can get our fan base excited again. Greater attendance and new season ticket sales can pay for it. Right now, we have to be losing a ton of money with dismal attendance and total empathy to basketball.
    He could possibly top out at $800k if he hits all of his incentives. I believe he is somewhere between $650-$675k base.

    The bottom line is the program is dead. Regardless of how little or much success we have the fans have given up on the HC. It’s a problem.

    In MBB we should be having a coaching search every 3-7 years. Either because they are fired or hired away.

  4. #88

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    The last 15 years is on Marlin. But to insinuate the program was great until CBM doesn’t hold water.

    The Glen Cyprian misfire and Robert Lee bearing the APR burden has zero to do with any type of program exuding excellence.

    Mediocracy has been reigning for about 20 years. Marlin just happens to be the captain of the USS Meh today.


  5. #89

    Default Re: Houston 91, Louisiana 45

    Base salary is $535,000. A lot of incentives based on post season success (NCAA or NIT only; no bonuses for buy in tournaments).

    Buyout before March 31, 2025 is $600,000. It becomes $400,000 on April 1, 2025.

    He's also not getting the $10,000 bonus for the program selling at least 4,000 season tickets.


  6. #90

    Default Re: Houston 91, Louisiana 45

    Quote Originally Posted by GeauxLA View Post
    Base salary is $535,000. A lot of incentives based on post season success (NCAA or NIT only; no bonuses for buy in tournaments).

    Buyout before March 31, 2025 is $600,000. It becomes $400,000 on April 1, 2025.

    He's also not getting the $10,000 bonus for the program selling at least 4,000 season tickets.
    We didn’t even sell 1/4 of that.

  7. #91

    Default Re: Houston 91, Louisiana 45

    Quote Originally Posted by GeauxLA View Post
    Base salary is $535,000. A lot of incentives based on post season success (NCAA or NIT only; no bonuses for buy in tournaments).

    Buyout before March 31, 2025 is $600,000. It becomes $400,000 on April 1, 2025.

    He's also not getting the $10,000 bonus for the program selling at least 4,000 season tickets.
    Buy him out on April 1, 2025 paying $100,000 a year for 4 years. Then, hire a new coach. Should be able to afford that. Actually, we can't afford not to. Losing too much money in lost ticket and concession sales and interest in program.

  8. #92

    Default Re: Houston 91, Louisiana 45

    Quote Originally Posted by GeauxLA View Post
    Base salary is $535,000. A lot of incentives based on post season success (NCAA or NIT only; no bonuses for buy in tournaments).

    Buyout before March 31, 2025 is $600,000. It becomes $400,000 on April 1, 2025.

    He's also not getting the $10,000 bonus for the program selling at least 4,000 season tickets.
    If this is correct, whoever negotiated his contract should be shown the door. How on earth do we have his buyout set so high? No one is coming for Bob. Bending ourselves over a table for no reason.

  9. #93

    Default Re: Houston 91, Louisiana 45

    Quote Originally Posted by RaginScotsman View Post
    Oh, you are right. That island tournament. Thanks.
    Marlin is still 0-UL against P-5 with RPI/NET of 100 or better.

  10. #94

    Default Re: Houston 91, Louisiana 45

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonCajun View Post
    Buy him out on April 1, 2025 paying $100,000 a year for 4 years. Then, hire a new coach. Should be able to afford that. Actually, we can't afford not to. Losing too much money in lost ticket and concession sales and interest in program.
    I don't think concessions sales has anything to do with UL basketball? I could be wrong on this but I believe that is for the CD.

  11. #95

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView View Post
    I don't think concessions sales has anything to do with UL basketball? I could be wrong on this but I believe that is for the CD.
    Regardless, too much at stake in potential realignment scenarios. Basketball needs to return to its rightful status. We can't continue on this path.

  12. Default Re: Houston 91, Louisiana 45

    Quote Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView View Post
    I don't think concessions sales has anything to do with UL basketball? I could be wrong on this but I believe that is for the CD.
    UL sold the farm in more ways than one.

    Lots of profit water under the bridge.

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