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If He sticks around for a handful more years, he will get like 500k annually from IPERS. Kirks F can pull around 5 MM when he retired.
Most of these coaches' salaries are funded by outside sources, and therefore they would not count towards IPERS payments. It makes a great headline, but it's a myth. Some of their salary is covered and they would be eligible to collect on that portion for IPERS retirement. If you look at the information below EIU is paying salary 1 and salary 2 is being paid by outside sources. He will do well in IPERS, but not millions a year.

 
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Most of these coaches' salaries are funded by outside sources, and therefore they would not count towards IPERS payments. It makes a great headline, but it's a myth. Some of their salary is covered and they would be eligible to collect on that portion for IPERS retirement. If you look at the information below EIU is paying salary 1 and salary 2 is being paid by outside sources. He will do well in IPERS, but not millions a year.

He is around 70 with like 25 years of service, guessing that would be around 65-70% of his top 5. Just eyeballing, that 5 year average is around 2.5MM on salary 1. That would mean 1.5-1.75MM per year. Not the 5 I first said but still a hefty amount.
 
I'm guessing if the chimp did a rail of high grade Columbian prior to this soaking....

Good times
When I start my day, I sometimes think “what crazy **** will I read on CF today?” as it’s hard to surprise me anymore.

However… This sentence soared so high over that bar and made go take a bathroom break at work because I was going to start laughing.
 
People who haven’t been to Texas don’t realize how big Texas is. Years ago I took a road trip down to San Antonio to cover a D-III football game. Driving down I-35, through Kansas City, through Wichita, through Oklahoma City … the Oklahoma/Texas border was still only about halfway to San Antonio.

(Okay, I’m exaggerating a little - but it is just about exactly halfway between KC and San Antonio)

It takes about 10-11 hours to drive from Dallas to South Padre. When Texas became a state they actually shrank it down to the size it is now. They should've divided it into two or three states.
 
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People who haven’t been to Texas don’t realize how big Texas is. Years ago I took a road trip down to San Antonio to cover a D-III football game. Driving down I-35, through Kansas City, through Wichita, through Oklahoma City … the Oklahoma/Texas border was still only about halfway to San Antonio.

(Okay, I’m exaggerating a little - but it is just about exactly halfway between KC and San Antonio)
Did a drive from Denver to San Antonio once. I left after work and got to Amarillo. I thought, hey I made pretty good time. I’ll stop here for the evening

Looked at my phone that night, and I still had 8 hours to drive!
 

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