Clemson pays Brownell $27.5M to coach basketball

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Clemson University has extended men's basketball coach Brad Brownell's contract, securing him for six years with a total value of $27.5 million. The new deal adds two years to Brownell's previous extension, increasing his annual salary to $4 million, with incremental raises each season, potentially reaching $5 million. This move was prompted by his team's recent success and rumors of interest from other programs. Brownell has coached Clemson since 2010, achieving a 292-196 record and five NCAA Tournament appearances, including a top-ten ranking this past season.


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