Alvarez to be paid $118,500 to coach Wisconsin in Rose Bowl, gets $50,000 more with win

  • Article by: Associated Press
  • Updated: December 12, 2012 - 7:34 AM
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guth54Dec. 12, 12 8:23 AM

I wonder what Kill's buy out is? We could "pass the hat" and get him out of here.

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marcus100254Dec. 12, 1210:00 AM

Since Alvarez is already the AD there and on the public payroll, isn't this a double dip?? Wheres the outrage from Governor Scott Koch Brothers and all the other public employee watchdogs over there??? Wait a second, I forgot, this is sports. Principles can be thrown in the ditch when it involves your team. And apparently they have been in this case...

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rms316Dec. 12, 1211:56 AM

I'm betting this pay is merely a legal formality and would be donated by Alvarez.

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sickle6699Dec. 12, 1212:19 PM

marcus, did you read the article? 90% of his pay will be for coaching and 10% will come from his AD role. 90% and 10% don't add up to 200%/double dipping. Also, if state universities didnt have football, basketball and a couple other revenue earning sports depending on the state or university, no other sports would exist and the state wouldn't get any income from them either.

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vajnyiajDec. 12, 1212:54 PM

The FAT CAT just keeps on getting bigger.

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marcus100254Dec. 12, 12 1:58 PM

sickle, he is the Dept Head with an unmanned Coaching position currently. Since I presume he is qualified, he should step into the position and take care of it until a new hire is concluded then he would go back to his normal duties. This is how it works at other businesses. The Dep Head or a subordinate pickup the slack, normally without any monetary perks included, but because it comes with the territory.

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vikings1Dec. 12, 12 4:06 PM

Is anyone surprised? Nice of Barry to give himself a raise. At least we now know that Barry wasn't in it for the kids. Only thing bigger than the paycheck is Barry's ego.

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