Fred Hoiberg

[ladyhusker]

5 hours ago, hhcmatt said:

BTW Prohm's buyout is at least 3M as prior to the extension that boosted him to 2M per the buyout on his end was 50% of his remaining contract and he is signed through 2022.

It's possible after ISU saw Illinois buy out Underwood from Okie St that they upped that amount.  I haven't seen his current contract online anywhere though so I don't know.

 

 

From the Des Moines Register today (with a link to a story about the contract):

Prohm signed an amended contract in March 2017 that included $2 million per season, plus $50,000 raises each July. It’s through June 2022. The contract buyout, if Prohm were to leave before the contract expires, is around $3.5 million right now.

 

Interestingly this article was written by Randy Peterson. I don't know what he does or doesn't know, but this potentially paints his tweet the other day (yesterday? it's all kind of blurring together) in slightly different colors. Or not, I have no idea.

[basketballjones]

I’ve read they’re bringing in Jim Tressel as the head coach, Hoiberg will be his OC, Doc his DC, and Miles will actually be staying on as a donor/booster relations. Don’t quote me. Just passing along from my rock solid sources. 

[HuskerCager]

Sipple weighs in....

[AuroranHusker]

29 minutes ago, HuskerCager said:

Sipple weighs in....

 

I enjoy the "firm and final" aspect of Lars Anderson's info. He had Frosty's contract situation portrayed accurately well before it was public knowledge.

 

 

[cornfed24-7]

29 minutes ago, HuskerCager said:

Sipple weighs in....

I have no idea if this is true or not but I suspect it is from reading years of his articles. Sipple is a mouth piece for the university is the consensus. So if he is actually putting his name to an article with this info I am not concerned. Best I've got .

[AuroranHusker]

2 minutes ago, cornfed24-7 said:

I have no idea if this is true or not but I suspect it is from reading years of his articles. Sipple is a mouth piece for the university is the consensus. So if he is actually putting his name to an article with this info I am not concerned. Best I've got .

 

Like a squirrel eating corn... it's sweet corn, even. 

[Dead Dog Alley]

4 hours ago, HuskerCager said:

Well, there you go.  If the Hoiberg  thing falls through, pick up Benford, and we'll have ourselves a non mid-major hire with an NCAA win on his resume.

 

Former and current Nebraska assistants now have four times as many NCAA tournament wins as former and current Nebraska head coaches.

[hhcscott]

21 minutes ago, Dead Dog Alley said:

 

Former and current Nebraska assistants now have four times as many NCAA tournament wins as former and current Nebraska head coaches.

It's like when I lived in MN and all the T-Wolves castoffs, Longley, Spencer, Marshall, etc. would then win in the playoffs.

[FredsSlacks]

the deal is done. iowa st can't match the offer we have made nor would they want to.

 

they just won the big 12 with a 2 million dollar coach. they will go after someone like oats or musselman and pay half the price we are going to pay for hoiberg.

 

that's assuming prohm actually leaves.

Edited March 23, 2019 by TimSmiles

[Dead Dog Alley]

https://www.amestrib.com/sports/men-s-basketball-inside-times-troubled-relationship-between-hoiberg-s-cyclones-and-isu

 

Dredged up from an old thread from 2015.  Somebody, not necessarily Hoiberg, had an axe to grind for this story to get published.

[throwback]

23 minutes ago, Dead Dog Alley said:

https://www.amestrib.com/sports/men-s-basketball-inside-times-troubled-relationship-between-hoiberg-s-cyclones-and-isu

 

Dredged up from an old thread from 2015.  Somebody, not necessarily Hoiberg, had an axe to grind for this story to get published.

Wow. agree someone has an axe to grind. But if even half that stuff in that article is true, Hoiberg will have no interest in returning to ISU under the current AD.

 

He'd especially have a difficult time attracting any decent assistants the second time around. Word about stuff like that travels in coaching circles quickly.

 

Also pretty clear, unless something dramatic has changed, ISU's AD couldn't afford Hoiberg now anyway. It's nice being a "have" instead of a "have not."

 

And even Doc gets a shout-out in the article. It's all coming together!

 

[rwmctrofholz]

22 hours ago, hhcmatt said:

 

Proactively avoiding scandal isn't really a SEC thing

 

 

[B-town hoopsfan]

Pollard is a dumb ass it sounds like 

[AuroranHusker]

5 hours ago, Dead Dog Alley said:

https://www.amestrib.com/sports/men-s-basketball-inside-times-troubled-relationship-between-hoiberg-s-cyclones-and-isu

 

Dredged up from an old thread from 2015.  Somebody, not necessarily Hoiberg, had an axe to grind for this story to get published.

 

I remember that story well... ISU usually does seem to get by, often receiving more with less resources.

 

But sometimes being stingy can backfire horrendously.

 

 

[HoiBall]

Looks like Sipple is trying to set the stage.

[throwback]

Don't want to start any unsubstantiated rumors, but I swear I saw Hoiberg's son throw the bones after he made a FT against Minnesota tonight.

 

Edited March 24, 2019 by throwback

[HuskerFever]

9 minutes ago, throwback said:

Don't want to start any unsubstantiated rumors, but I swear I saw Hoiberg's son throw the bones after he made a FT against Minnesota tonight.

 

Hoiberg's son is transferring to play for our football team?

[reddan]

Hearing this is done and contract to look something in the 7 year range 28 million plus incentives.  Part of the deal is to substantially increase assistant salaries. 

[Bugeaters1]

27 minutes ago, reddan said:

Hearing this is done and contract to look something in the 7 year range 28 million plus incentives.  Part of the deal is to substantially increase assistant salaries. 

 

[AuroranHusker]

2 hours ago, reddan said:

Hearing this is done and contract to look something in the 7 year range 28 million plus incentives.  Part of the deal is to substantially increase assistant salaries. 

 

Yeah, that's been bandied about for a week or more already. Sure hope NU can lock down Freddy. This could be a real fun off-season for the Nebrasketball fandom.

 

 

Edited March 24, 2019 by AuroranHusker

[Huskerpapa]

18 hours ago, reddan said:

Hearing this is done and contract to look something in the 7 year range 28 million plus incentives.  Part of the deal is to substantially increase assistant salaries. 

I heard this same rumor.

[REDZONEDAN]

19 hours ago, reddan said:

Hearing this is done and contract to look something in the 7 year range 28 million plus incentives.  Part of the deal is to substantially increase assistant salaries. 

If true, Nebrasketball will be making a BIG TIME statement.

[AuroranHusker]

10 minutes ago, REDZONEDAN said:

If true, Nebrasketball will be making a BIG TIME statement.

 

And it's 'bout time. #sheesh - just look at the past 6 coaches in the post-season, none of them has a winning overall post-season record (and that includes conference, NCAA, and N.I.T.) !

[Borderpatroler]

On 3/20/2019 at 7:25 PM, LK1 said:

It’s a hell of a silver lining for Miles to be replaced by someone that good.  Seriously.  If that happens, and I’m making a hire, I’d take Miles over the next midmajor up and comer at a place like UNLV.  That would be a rad spot for TM to land.  

A much of possible fit Mile's comedy act would be at UNLV, he'd probably be run out of town when he doesn't win, just like he will here.

 

Some coaches aren't big-time.  Miles has shown that.

[Huskerpapa]

50 minutes ago, Borderpatroler said:

A much of possible fit Mile's comedy act would be at UNLV, he'd probably be run out of town when he doesn't win, just like he will here.

 

Some coaches aren't big-time.  Miles has shown that.

Good grief, really?  Miles is already buried, more dirt really isn't necessary, is it?