Despite a less than perfect year marred by health problems, on court struggles, and an NCAA investigation, Calhoun was offered and signed a 5 year contract worth approximately $13 million.
“I am happy that this new contract will allow me to finish my coaching career here at UConn.” Calhoun, 68, said.
He took a took a medical leave of absence in January, missing seven games with an undisclosed condition. Several other off-the-court issues had prompted questions about Calhoun’s future, including an investigation into the school’s recruitment of former player Nate Miles.
