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I'd be very very surprised if he stays. InSU can't come close to the number SLU can offer him. And he can just take most of his players with him.

Yep, just take the roster with him, get a big upgrade, and give SLU a better season next year than this year with that roster.
 
Yep, just take the roster with him, get a big upgrade, and give SLU a better season next year than this year with that roster.

You have to feel bad for Indiana State but that's what happens with MVC coaches who do well. They get hired out by the bigger schools with more money
 
You have to feel bad for Indiana State but that's what happens with MVC coaches who do well. They get hired out by the bigger schools with more money

Trying to remember here...Wichita State and Creighton both were able to keep their coaches as the schools just moved up conferences instead...Is Jacobson the last MVC coach that had strong consideration to move up and never did? I've got a lot of respect for him honestly.
 
Trying to remember here...Wichita State and Creighton both were able to keep their coaches as the schools just moved up conferences instead...Is Jacobson the last MVC coach that had strong consideration to move up and never did? I've got a lot of respect for him honestly.

Yes, but several years ago UNI with the help of some generous donors boosted his salary to $750,000 and made him one of the highest paid mid-major coaches in the country to keep him. In 2021, he signed an extension through 2029, and his salary now, according to an open records request a couple years ago by the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Gazette has risen to a total compensation package of over $1,000,000 per year, which is twice as much as the next highest MVC coach is getting.​
 
Yes, but several years ago UNI with the help of some generous donors boosted his salary to $750,000 and made him one of the highest paid mid-major coaches in the country to keep him. In 2021, he signed an extension through 2029, and his salary now, according to an open records request a couple years ago by the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Gazette has risen to a total compensation package of over $1,000,000 per year, which is twice as much as the next highest MVC coach is getting.

That's a hefty price to pay...
 
Ford at St Louis was making 2.45 mil. Sycamores can't compete with that. No hard feelings glad to see him rise in the ranks. Life in the mid-majors (I hate that term) is good coaches get poached & bad ones sometimes take time to get rid of. Like the fact sycamores have a good one.
 
Ford at St Louis was making 2.45 mil. Sycamores can't compete with that. No hard feelings glad to see him rise in the ranks. Life in the mid-majors (I hate that term) is good coaches get poached & bad ones sometimes take time to get rid of. Like the fact sycamores have a good one.

I hate that term also
 
Don't know anything about him really, but appears he has some decent success in the last few years, and pretty well dominated his conference over the last decade. Probably would be a good hire for UIC.

Depends on if he can recruit this region. Do not know where he is from originally which makes a huge difference in recruiting.
 

Wade does not deserve to be coaching, he should have been banned period.
 
Word on the SIU board is that Preston Spradlin, the Morehead State coach, will be the next Saluki coach and an announcement will be made once Illinois bounces Morehead from the tourney. We'll have to wait to see if this is true or not. I don't know anything about this coach, but, from looking at his record at Morehead, he did a rebuilding job similar to what Brian Wardle did at Bradley.

This article has some nice things to say about Spradlin:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ot...kentucky-basketball-coaching-star/ar-BB1jSqYU
 
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