“The information below applies to the data obtained for the 2022 contract season: To see the methodology behind this data, click here. If you ever wondered what the pecking order is in the Big Ten when it comes to paying coaches, you are in luck because we’re taking a journey through the conference to rank the salaries in the Big Ten from the lowest salary to the top.īeing an Ohio State fan site, of course, we are interested in what Chris Holtmann is making and where it falls in the landscape of the conference, but it’s interesting regardless to see who has shelled out the most money.īefore we go through all of this, some quick housecleaning type things to get out of the way according to the USA TODAY database: USA TODAY releases its coaches’ salaries database for football annually and has just released the same for basketball. Some of the most iconic coaches in college basketball have called the conference home in years past, and that continues through to today. The money might not be as stratospheric as college football, but there’s no doubt that the salaries keep rising.Īnd, the Big Ten is no different. The kids have grown up.Being a big-time college basketball ball head coach can be very lucrative, especially at some of the most storied programs in the country. “Early in the year we may not answer like we did late in the game late tonight. He makes a good play at third then later he makes a diving stop at second then makes the game-ending double play. And Cayden came in and shut it down at the end. “He did OK, then you have Conner Story who came in and threw strikes. “Nelson (Woofter) did not have a typical Nelson night on the mound,” Burns said. PHS made sure the game against South did not duplicate the Big Reds’ effort from the previous night when they built a 5-1 lead against Hurricane before falling 9-8. “We had three good games with Parkersburg, but they got the better of us,” Emerick said. The two programs split their two regular season games, which were both decided by one run. “Not sure how it was possible but we were able to come back. “We were down five runs (in the first inning) because we did not show up to play,” South coach Matt Emerick said. He did not allow a run through his first four innings of work. Parker Vannoy took the loss despite giving South six innings of relief. Mackey’s two-run single with two outs in the fourth ended up being the Patriots’ final two of the season as they managed just two hits in the final three innings. Bentley Kinzer singled home one run, Cayden Mackey, who went 2-for-3 with a double, hit a sacrifice fly and Connor McMullen added an RBI base hit. In the home half of the third, South displayed its share of resiliency with a four-run third inning. PHS starting pitcher Nelson Woofter was on his game with two shutout innings. His two-run single plated two more runs and gave the senior four RBIs for the afternoon. Shockey faced the same situation in the fifth inning - bases loaded and two out and PHS trailing 7-6. With three runs already in as part of the first inning and bases loaded with two outs, Shockey faced an 0-2 count and delivered a two-run base hit. The list of contributors was lengthy and included No. Playing second base at the time on a ground ball hit between the fielders on the right side of the infield, Bryan dove to his left, robbed the Patriots of a hit as he got to his feet and threw to first base for the second out of the inning. I just got up there and grabbed it.”Įarlier in the game, Bryan helped contain South’s fourth-inning rally. “I don’t think I’ve ever gotten that high. “Yes, it definitely helped being a basketball player on that play a lot,” Bryan laughed. He might to give it another try soon with as much hang time he showed on the baseball field. He can shoot the three, but admits he can’t dunk a basketball. Playing his third different infield position in the game, shortstop Landon Bryan used every bit of his 6-foot stature and vertical ability to snag the ball out of mid-air, then flip to teammate Ethan Marshall covering second base for the game-ending double play.īryan played on the Big Reds’ junior varsity boys basketball team this past winter. Ty Davis, who received the nod as South’s starting pitcher, was unable to record an out before his early exit in the first inning but nearly sent the South followers in a frenzy when he laced a fastball headed for left field. He is the type of kid nothing bothers him.”
“He has had some tough draws this season, so he has faced some good teams. “Conner has done a good job all year,” Burns said.
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