Addazio Salary

[mario14b]

First time poster. Daz was paid $2.5 million in 2013 according to the latest BC Financial Statement (see page 13): http://www.bc.edu/content/dam/files/offices/controller/pdf/FY14_IRS_990_forPublicInspection_noScheduleB_04.15.15.pdf

Am I reading this right? I thought I remember rumors having him around $1.5-2 million.

[GreenvilleEagle]

The Craptain making almost twice as much as Jerry York is embarrassing.

[twballgame9]

You're reading it right, but that is compensation not salary. No idea what else he gets, but could tuition for his kid count? House? Etc.

[b0mberMan]

The Craptain making almost twice as much as Jerry York is embarrassing.

Hell, BC paid Al Skinner more than they paid Jerry in 2013.

[BCSUPERFAN22]

First time poster. Daz was paid $2.5 million in 2013 according to the latest BC Financial Statement (see page 13): http://www.bc.edu/content/dam/files/offices/controller/pdf/FY14_IRS_990_forPublicInspection_noScheduleB_04.15.15.pdf

Am I reading this right? I thought I remember rumors having him around $1.5-2 million.

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

[HJS]

The Craptain making almost twice as much as Jerry York is embarrassing.

Hell, BC paid Al Skinner more than they paid Jerry in 2013.

They paid some random Finance Prof more than Jerry.

While I only briefly looked at it, I did not see Spazoo listed anywhere. Did I miss it?

[mario14b]

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

Just flipped through the rest of the doc quickly. Looks like on page 46 that his base comp is $1.8 mill. The other $750k is under "other reportable compensation" which could be housing. There's references to travel, housing allowances, country club memberships, etc on the following pages.

And, yeah... can't find any references to Spaz, so maybe BC's not paying him? It could be buried elsewhere in the doc. This statement covers the first year after his firing so you would think he would have gotten something.

[DomingoOrtiz]

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

Just flipped through the rest of the doc quickly. Looks like on page 46 that his base comp is $1.8 mill. The other $750k is under "other reportable compensation" which could be housing. There's references to travel, housing allowances, country club memberships, etc on the following pages.

And, yeah... can't find any references to Spaz, so maybe BC's not paying him? It could be buried elsewhere in the doc. This statement covers the first year after his firing so you would think he would have gotten something.

Maybe they bought him out?

[twballgame9]

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

Just flipped through the rest of the doc quickly. Looks like on page 46 that his base comp is $1.8 mill. The other $750k is under "other reportable compensation" which could be housing. There's references to travel, housing allowances, country club memberships, etc on the following pages.

And, yeah... can't find any references to Spaz, so maybe BC's not paying him? It could be buried elsewhere in the doc. This statement covers the first year after his firing so you would think he would have gotten something.

Maybe they bought him out?

Check and see if Hingham has a new bag of baseballs.

[DomingoOrtiz]

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

Just flipped through the rest of the doc quickly. Looks like on page 46 that his base comp is $1.8 mill. The other $750k is under "other reportable compensation" which could be housing. There's references to travel, housing allowances, country club memberships, etc on the following pages.

And, yeah... can't find any references to Spaz, so maybe BC's not paying him? It could be buried elsewhere in the doc. This statement covers the first year after his firing so you would think he would have gotten something.

Maybe they bought him out?

Check and see if Hingham has a new bag of baseballs.

Wait, when was he shitcanned? The prior year 990 shows Spaz getting $1,100,938 for the fiscal year 6/12-5/13.

[DuchesneEast]

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

Just flipped through the rest of the doc quickly. Looks like on page 46 that his base comp is $1.8 mill. The other $750k is under "other reportable compensation" which could be housing. There's references to travel, housing allowances, country club memberships, etc on the following pages.

And, yeah... can't find any references to Spaz, so maybe BC's not paying him? It could be buried elsewhere in the doc. This statement covers the first year after his firing so you would think he would have gotten something.

Maybe they bought him out?

I would say money well spent, but he shouldnt have had the extension in the 1st place, so it was money wasted.

[HJS]

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

Just flipped through the rest of the doc quickly. Looks like on page 46 that his base comp is $1.8 mill. The other $750k is under "other reportable compensation" which could be housing. There's references to travel, housing allowances, country club memberships, etc on the following pages.

And, yeah... can't find any references to Spaz, so maybe BC's not paying him? It could be buried elsewhere in the doc. This statement covers the first year after his firing so you would think he would have gotten something.

Maybe they bought him out?

Check and see if Hingham has a new bag of baseballs.

Wait, when was he shitcanned? The prior year 990 shows Spaz getting $1,100,938 for the fiscal year 6/12-5/13.

Officially announced Sunday, November 25, 2012.
http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/2012/ ... story.html

[mario14b]

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

Just flipped through the rest of the doc quickly. Looks like on page 46 that his base comp is $1.8 mill. The other $750k is under "other reportable compensation" which could be housing. There's references to travel, housing allowances, country club memberships, etc on the following pages.

And, yeah... can't find any references to Spaz, so maybe BC's not paying him? It could be buried elsewhere in the doc. This statement covers the first year after his firing so you would think he would have gotten something.

Maybe they bought him out?

Check and see if Hingham has a new bag of baseballs.

Wait, when was he shitcanned? The prior year 990 shows Spaz getting $1,100,938 for the fiscal year 6/12-5/13.

November 2012, so that $1.1 million was his normal compensation. According to last year's article in the heights, compensation is determined by calendar year, which is why you don't see Daz in the prior year 990 even though he was hired in December 2012. http://bcheights.com/news/2014/yorks-salary-jumped-in-2012/

[HJS]

I was under the impression that his base salary was in the $2mm range, this figure of $2.5 isnt shocking as he may have had clauses that were triggered in contract to account for the additional salary

Just flipped through the rest of the doc quickly. Looks like on page 46 that his base comp is $1.8 mill. The other $750k is under "other reportable compensation" which could be housing. There's references to travel, housing allowances, country club memberships, etc on the following pages.

And, yeah... can't find any references to Spaz, so maybe BC's not paying him? It could be buried elsewhere in the doc. This statement covers the first year after his firing so you would think he would have gotten something.

Maybe they bought him out?

Check and see if Hingham has a new bag of baseballs.

Wait, when was he shitcanned? The prior year 990 shows Spaz getting $1,100,938 for the fiscal year 6/12-5/13.

November 2012, so that $1.1 million was his normal compensation. According to last year's article in the heights, compensation is determined by calendar year, which is why you don't see Daz in the prior year 990 even though he was hired in December 2012. http://bcheights.com/news/2014/yorks-salary-jumped-in-2012/

Spaz's absence and Skinner's inclusion leads me to believe that there may be a dispute over the settlement of the payout. For instance, perhaps BC tried to fire him with cause after a little birdy disclosed what happened to Rogers?

[TobaccoRoadEagle]

i'd guess that little birdie sang years ago so, no

[HJS]

First, the fact that GDF did nothing to get rid of Spaz does not foreclose Bates from raising an issue in negotiations over the buyout.
Second, that 700k in "other income" is too high for supplemental housing costs. How much did we have to pay Temple's buyout?

[MattTheEagle]

This is great information. Thanks for sharing.

I'm real interested to know what BC is paying Jim Christian.

[flyingelvii]

Daz brings in more revenue and exposure than York can dream about. Not too surprising.

[b0mberMan]

Daz brings in more revenue and exposure than York can dream about. Not too surprising.

No one was arguing this. Another poster pointed out Donahue made 2x as much. That still seems right in theory (before we get to the part where Donahue was our coach). Football and basketball bring national exposure. Hockey, as wonderful as it is, is still a regional sport in the college ranks.

[eagle9903]

Daz brings in more revenue and exposure than York can dream about. Not too surprising.

No one was arguing this. Another poster pointed out Donahue made 2x as much. That still seems right in theory (before we get to the part where Donahue was our coach). Football and basketball bring national exposure. Hockey, as wonderful as it is, is still a regional sport in the college ranks.

also markets and things.

[DomingoOrtiz]

First, the fact that GDF did nothing to get rid of Spaz does not foreclose Bates from raising an issue in negotiations over the buyout.
Second, that 700k in "other income" is too high for supplemental housing costs. How much did we have to pay Temple's buyout?

Wouldn't that show up as a payment to Temple and not within Daz's compensation, or would the buyout $ go through Daz?

[mario14b]

First, the fact that GDF did nothing to get rid of Spaz does not foreclose Bates from raising an issue in negotiations over the buyout.
Second, that 700k in "other income" is too high for supplemental housing costs. How much did we have to pay Temple's buyout?

Wouldn't that show up as a payment to Temple and not within Daz's compensation, or would the buyout $ go through Daz?

Regarding Spaz, I checked the older statements (available here: http://www.bc.edu/offices/controller/financials.html) and there's no mention of Jagz in the years following his firing. Maybe the buyouts are executed somehow that they are not considered reportable compensation?

On Daz's other comp, on page 56, you can see that BC loaned money to Daz, Bates, and others for mortgages. I don't see any consistency with these figures and those in the other reported comp (for example, the mortgages extended to Bates, Donahue, etc are a few $100k higher than what's listed under other reported comp). So, who knows. I guess we'll have to wait and see what his other reported comp looks like next April.

[HJS]

First, the fact that GDF did nothing to get rid of Spaz does not foreclose Bates from raising an issue in negotiations over the buyout.
Second, that 700k in "other income" is too high for supplemental housing costs. How much did we have to pay Temple's buyout?

Wouldn't that show up as a payment to Temple and not within Daz's compensation, or would the buyout $ go through Daz?

Regarding Spaz, I checked the older statements (available here: http://www.bc.edu/offices/controller/financials.html) and there's no mention of Jagz in the years following his firing. Maybe the buyouts are executed somehow that they are not considered reportable compensation?

On Daz's other comp, on page 56, you can see that BC loaned money to Daz, Bates, and others for mortgages. I don't see any consistency with these figures and those in the other reported comp (for example, the mortgages extended to Bates, Donahue, etc are a few $100k higher than what's listed under other reported comp). So, who knows. I guess we'll have to wait and see what his other reported comp looks like next April.

First... BC was not in a contractual relationship with Temple. BC (or any other school for that matter) owes nothing to a poached school. The buyout penalty flows to the coach. Now... a school doing the poaching regularly makes the coach whole (or he wouldn't be leave). However, that money paid to the coach so he can pay his buyout is taxable income.

Second... BC owed Jags very little. He immediately got a comparable paying job which significantly blunted what BC had to pay.