MS. CASTO: No, sir. I just want to let know that in the personal y’all data questionnaire and in his economic interest form, he reports the work that his law firm does with the legislature. a list of them There’s and the instances. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Mr. Hubbard, can I ask you about the board of trustees? Do have a committee that determines your y’all head salary? coach’s MR. HUBBARD: Yes. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Like at Clemson, we have the Clemson trustees, and they have a committee. Do have a committee? y’all MR. HUBBARD: Yes, sir. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: You do? MR. HUBBARD: It had to go through the executive committee and the full board of trustees. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: The full board gets to vote on it? MR. HUBBARD: Any contract of that magnitude, and you know how big those contracts are now. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Right. MR. HUBBARD: Which most of the funding comes from outside sources. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Right. MR. HUBBARD: But we require that the funding come through the university, and we approve the sources of outside funding so that you have some outlier organization contributing to the salary, but we don’t have ultimate authority over it. don’t REPRESENTATIVE WHITMIRE: got one last -- I’ve CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Mr Whitmire. REPRESENTATIVE WHITMIRE: On the perspective of sports, any truth to the rumor heard bandied about that going to require I’ve you’re any athletic coach mandatory retirement at age 70, or is that -- MR. HUBBARD: I heard that, but I suspect probably hadn’t there’s some -- not a groundswell of support on the board for that. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Representative Whitmire. REPRESENTATIVE WHITMIRE: I was just hoping. SENATOR ALEXANDER: If the appropriate time, I move it’s favorable. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Motion is a favorable report. REPRESENTATIVE MACK: Second. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: A second is heard. All in favor, say aye.
MS. CASTO: No, sir. I just want to let y’all know that in the personal data questionnaire and in his economic interest form, he reports the work that his law firm does with the legislature. There’s a list of them and the instances. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Mr. Hubbard, can I ask you about the board of trustees? Do y’all have a committee that determines your head coach’s salary? MR. HUBBARD: Yes. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Like at Clemson, we have the Clemson trustees, and they have a committee. Do y’all have a committee? MR. HUBBARD: Yes, sir. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: You do? MR. HUBBARD: It had to go through the executive committee and the full board of trustees. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: The full board gets to vote on it? MR. HUBBARD: Any contract of that magnitude, and you know how big those contracts are now. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Right. MR. HUBBARD: Which most of the funding comes from outside sources. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Right. MR. HUBBARD: But we require that the funding come through the university, and we approve the sources of outside funding so that you don’t have some outlier organization contributing to the salary, but we don’t have ultimate authority over it. REPRESENTATIVE WHITMIRE: I’ve got one last -- CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Mr Whitmire. REPRESENTATIVE WHITMIRE: On the perspective of sports, any truth to the rumor I’ve heard bandied about that you’re going to require any athletic coach mandatory retirement at age 70, or is that -- MR. HUBBARD: I hadn’t heard that, but I suspect there’s probably some -- not a groundswell of support on the board for that. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Representative Whitmire. REPRESENTATIVE WHITMIRE: I was just hoping. SENATOR ALEXANDER: If it’s the appropriate time, I move favorable. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: Motion is a favorable report. REPRESENTATIVE MACK: Second. CHAIRMAN SENATOR PEELER: A second is heard. All in favor, say aye.
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