New MSU Lady Bears head coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton's contract details revealed

Missouri State introduced Amaka Agugua-Hamilton as its next women's basketball coach on Wednesday afternoon. 

The Board of Governors unanimously approved the new head coach early Wednesday morning after a national search. 

Agugua-Hamilton signed a five-year contract that will run through April 16, 2024, with a base salary of $240,000.

Additional achievement incentives for NCAA and WNIT appearances, conference championships, coaching honors, attendance average and APR standards are also included in the agreement. 

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In comparison, former Lady Bears head coach Kellie Harper was making $246,640 annually at Missouri State before she was hired away by Tennessee. She initially was paid $145,000 annually, plus $60,000 for radio and television shows, when hired in 2013.

At Tennessee, Harper will make $750,000 annually over a five-year deal. 

As a part of Agugua-Hamilton's duties, she will participate in a television show along with a radio show. 

Additional entitlements include moving expenses and temporary housing (up to three months) upon her relocation to Springfield.

Agugua-Hamilton and her family will receive a social membership to the Highland Springs Country Club. The university will also furnish Agugua-Hamilton with the use of an automobile. If an automobile isn't available, the university will provide Agugua-Hamilton with $500 per month and will pay and reimburse her for all insurance and maintenance costs. 

The new head coach is entitled to 12 tickets to each home basketball and all tournament games at no cost to her. Family is also permitted to travel with her to all basketball games the Lady Bears compete in. 

If fired by the university, Agugua-Hamilton will receive payment for the number of months remaining on her contract. She is set to make $20,000 per month. 

Achievement payments are outlined below. The incentives did not change from Harper's latest contract:

Achievement Payments

• Meeting or exceeding the team's Academic Progress Rate: $2,500
• Missouri Valley Conference champions or co-champions: $10,000
• Postseason Missouri Valley Conference champions: $10,000
• NCAA Tournament at-large bid: $10,000
• NCAA Tournament first-round win: $7,500
• One of the following
  • Reaching Sweet 16: $10,000
  • Reaching Elite Eight: $17,500
  • Reaching Final Four: $35,000
  • Reaching championship: $50,000
  • National championship win: $100,000
• WNIT appearance: $2,500
• One of the following
  • WNIT Final Four appearance: $10,000
  • WNIT championship appearance: $15,000
  • WNIT championship win: $20,000
• Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year: $5,000
• National Coach of the Year by Women's Basketball Coaches Association: $20,000
• Attendance (one of the following)
  • Average of 4,000 people: $2,500
  • Average of 5,000 people: $5,000
  • Average of 6,000 people: $10,000
  • Average of 7,000 people: $15,000