Additional Details about CBP's Contract

I think we've only seen the high level details so far. This Roanoke Times article outlines things a bit more.

Highlights:

• Pry's annual salary will start at $4 million for the first two years, go up to $4.75 million for 2024 and $5 million in 2026
• $25,000 for playing in the ACC Championship
• $50,000 for a bowl game appearance
• $25,000 to $100,000 based on the team's single year Academic Progress Rate score
• Suite for each home game that includes 18 tickets
• Two new automobiles (to be replaced every two years)
• Membership to the Blacksburg Country Club and moving expenses

The annual budget for the team's assistant coaching pool ($5.5 million) and support staff ($2.25 million) is written into the letter of intent. The school also agreed to increase that budget if the team wins eight or more games. The budget would go up $200,000 for an eight-win season, $300,000 for a nine-win season, $400,000 for a 10-win season and a $500,000 for an 11-win season.

Buyout:

The buyout is set at 70% of Pry's remaining salary — he would only get 50% of his pay for the final year of his contract, but that number can increase to 70% if the team wins nine games during any portion of the deal — if the contract is terminated without cause.

How it compares to Fuente's second contract:

2018: $4 million
2019: $4 million
2020: $4.25 million
2021: $4.25 million
2022: $4.5 million
2023: $4.5 million
2024: $5 million

ACC Coach of the Year: $25,000
National Coach of the Year: $50,000
ACC Championship: $50,000
College Football Playoff appearance: $125,000
National Championship: $250,000

Buyout:

2019: $15 million
2020: $12.5 million
2021: $10 million
2022: $7.5 million
2023: $5 million
2024: $2 million

And it looks like the fringe benefits are similar (cars, country club, etc)