Looks like Coach Mo is headed out east to Boston College now:
Where's Molinari off to now...
Scott Lawson - Board AdminWestern Illinois University Alum/Fan/Employee
Member of the Marching Leathernecks - 1996-2000
Probably not, it seems like. He probably could have picked up a HC position somewhere along the way, but being an assistant at a Big 10, Big 12, or ACC team is probably less pressure, pays better (at least, better than we were paying him). When he started with us, he was originally signed to a $116k contract with a $6k increase per year for 8 years topping out at a bit over $160k if he was here for 8 years. Meanwhile, he earned $230k/year as an assistant at Nebraska and $245k at Oklahoma. I'd have to imagine it'll be about the same at BC, but they're private, so it's often harder to get contract details in those situations.
Still, his kids are grown, he's probably getting close to retiring (he's 66), and I'd imagine it's kinda fun to spend a few years in an area, check things out, get paid very well, then move along to another area.
Scott Lawson - Board AdminWestern Illinois University Alum/Fan/Employee
Member of the Marching Leathernecks - 1996-2000
that's what I figured he is content now being an assistant, good pay, less pressure etc.ST_Lawson wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 8:24 amProbably not, it seems like. He probably could have picked up a HC position somewhere along the way, but being an assistant at a Big 10, Big 12, or ACC team is probably less pressure, pays better (at least, better than we were paying him). When he started with us, he was originally signed to a $116k contract with a $6k increase per year for 8 years topping out at a bit over $160k if he was here for 8 years. Meanwhile, he earned $230k/year as an assistant at Nebraska and $245k at Oklahoma. I'd have to imagine it'll be about the same at BC, but they're private, so it's often harder to get contract details in those situations.
Still, his kids are grown, he's probably getting close to retiring (he's 66), and I'd imagine it's kinda fun to spend a few years in an area, check things out, get paid very well, then move along to another area.