Colorado, Former Coach Settle Compensation Dispute

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The University of Colorado has agreed to pay former women's basketball coach Kathy McConnell-Miller an additional $371,280.52. A final settlement agreement was signed Feb. 15, giving CU 10 business days to make the payment.

McConnell-Miller, who was fired a year ago after five seasons with the Buffaloes, had already been paid $203,142 by the school in the wake of her termination. As coach, she was paid roughly $385,000 in base salary, incentives and other compensation, while compiling a 65-88 record at Colorado. Her teams never played in an NCAA tournament.

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