Boise State seeks extension of Nike apparel contract
The new contract would extend through the 2018 19 academic year, and Boise State would receive $7.9 million in product from Nike. The Broncos were scheduled to receive $6 million in product from Nike in the original contract, which ran from 2011 to 2017. The contract calls for Boise State to receive $1.225 million in product in each of the final three years.
The proposed product allotment (and current contract):2013 14 and 2014 15: $1.075 million ($1 million)
2015 16: $1.15 million ($1.15 million)
2016 17: $1.225 million ($1.15 million)
2017 air jordan 5 retro 18 and 2018 19: $1.225 million (none)
Boise State would also receive $100,000 in cash compensation in the two new years of the deal, pushing the total cash payments to $340,000 from 2011 to 2019.
Cash payouts by year:
2011 12 and 2012 13: $30,000
2013 14 and 2014 15: $40,000
2015 16 through 2018 19: $50,000
Boise State alcohol policy for student athletes
Boise State has a three strikes policy for student athletes for alcohol violations.
According to the policy the student athlete portion is included air max 96 in the school's overall alcohol policy a violation "may include, nike air max online but is not limited to, possession, consumption or distribution of alcoholic beverages. This is prohibited in University owned, leased, or operated facilities and on campus grounds unless otherwise allowed by University and SBOE policy. Disruptive behavior exhibited as the result of consumed alcohol is prohibited campus wide even if the
alcohol was consumed elsewhere. Members of the University community will adhere to all state and federal laws with regard to alcohol."
For a first alcohol violation, student athletes are required to contact their parents, complete counseling through Boise State University Health Services and be suspended for a minimum of one competition.
A second violation means a suspension of 20 percent of one year competition schedule effective immediately.
A third violation means a student athlete be permanently removed from all athletic teams and that his or her scholarship be cancelled immediately or at the end of the academic term at the discretion of the Athletic Director. sanctions are the minimum requirements. The head coach can impose stricter sanctions.
Changes in vacation policy for coaches
The State Board will consider a proposal from the athletic directors at Boise State, Idaho and Idaho State to change the way coaches accrue vacation.
Currently, the coaches are able to accumulate vacation balances that must be paid when the coach leaves the school voluntarily or involuntarily. It leaves the schools with a financial liability.
athletic directors have requested that coaches not earn or accrue annual leave, but rather take vacation with the approval of the AD as is the case in Washington and Utah, according to board documents.
The change would give head and assistant coaches 192 hours of annual vacation, but it would be it or lose it, meaning no accrual or cash out for unused leave.