More than a year after his hiring at New Mexico State, head football coach Jerry Kill finally signed his employment contract last month, the university announced Tuesday.
The university previously said Kill still was paid $550,000 for his first year on the job despite not working under a signed contract. He is due to make $600,000 in 2023, with other escalators and incentives through 2027.
If these improvements do not happen by then, the contract states Kill can leave his contract voluntarily without having to pay the university for damages. Otherwise, he generally would owe the university half of what is left on his contract after Feb. 1, 2024, though he also can voluntarily leave before then without paying such damages.
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