Frost & Hoiberg

73 Red I · Jun 18, 2020

To "voluntarily"donate part of their salary back to the athletic department.

Headcard · Jun 18, 2020

Bleed Husker Red · Jun 18, 2020

Pay cut equals lower taxes, donation back to the university is a tax write off. Which one is better for the coach? I have no idea

Anon1727835823 · Jun 18, 2020

Would a pay cut involve touching their contracts? Donation back can be done without that.

litespeedhuskerfan_rivals19671 · Jun 18, 2020

Wow. Great for them.

RedCap_rivals330392 · Jun 18, 2020

Well, a good gesture for sure BUT no mention yet of just how much, whether it is a token or sizeable amount.

egaRdeR · Jun 19, 2020

RedCap said:
Well, a good gesture for sure BUT no mention yet of just how much, whether it is a token or sizeable amount.

Why does there need to be a "BUT"? Can't it just be a good gesture?

RedCap_rivals330392 · Jun 19, 2020

egaRdeR said:
Why does there need to be a "BUT"? Can't it just be a good gesture?

Well I think the giveback will be 10% since that was the overall budget cut announced by Moos.

73 Red I · Jun 19, 2020

RedCap said:
Well I think the giveback will be 10% since that was the overall budget cut announced by Moos.

OWH article said Hoiberg will be owed $1 million bonus for staying at Nebraska another year on July 5. Wonder if that could be the donation?