Boise State Gives Head Coach Big Extension
22nd February, 2007 - 10:22 pm
MSNBC - Chris Petersen, head coach of Boise State, received a new contract Thursday that would escalate his salary above $1 million if he guides his team to another perfect campaign.

Last season, Boise State went 13-0 and was the only Division I program to finish undefeated.

Petersen?s new five-year, $4.25 million deal ? a record for Boise State ? still lags behind coaches at other major colleges, but athletic director Gene Bleymaier called it ?a reward for a phenomenal season.?

The state Board of Education approved the contract Thursday.

?I?d just like to say how proud and humbled and appreciative I am,? Petersen said during a news conference. ?I?m just truly honored to be here.? [READ]

Related Links

Today's Wiretap

General February 2007 Wiretap Archives

Get General Tickets



More Headlines

Urlacher Intrigued By Free Agency

Beason Fires Back At Smith For Knocking Newton

Dolphins Set Deadline For Tannehill, Moore Decision

Bart Scott Feels Better After Meeting With Ryan

Source: Colts Want To Deal For Mike Jenkins


RealGM Search
Search:
All content © 2000-2010 RealGM, L.L.C. All rights reserved..
Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Advertising Opportunities | About Us | Site Map | Contact RealGM