Texas State head football coach Brad Wright just signed a three-year contract extension to coach the Bobcats through 2012.
Wright's contract includes a pay raise and eight performance-based bonuses. Those bonuses come into effect with each game won and possible national championships captured.
His base salary will be $190,000 per year, which is an 8.7-percent raise.
“We are very pleased with Brad’s performance the past three years,” Texas State Director of Athletics Dr. Larry Teis said in a press release. “He has continued to graduate student-athletes, brought discipline to our football program and won football games.”
Wright's career record with the Bobcats is 19-16.
With Wright signed, Texas State can focus on promoting or signing a new offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. The Bobcats were left without a quarterbacks coach and only one offensive coordinator (Ben Norton) after Travis Bush left for UTSA.
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