Virginia Tech women’s basketball coach Kenny Brooks signed a three-year contract extension Monday, athletic director Whit Babcock announced. Here’s what you need to know:
- The extension will keep Brooks with the Hokies through the 2028-29 season.
- The contract includes a six-year deal totaling $6.4 million, plus other enhancements made to support staff salaries, assistant coach salary pool, postseason bonuses and operating budget, according to the school.
- Brooks, 54, led Virginia Tech to its first ACC title and first Final Four appearance this past season.
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Whit Babcock announces contract extension for @CoachBrooksVT#Hokies 🦃 pic.twitter.com/pEoW4exn7s
— Virginia Tech Women’s Basketball (@HokiesWBB) July 24, 2023
What they’re saying
“Kenny Brooks and his staff’s commitment to Virginia Tech and women’s basketball exemplifies hard work, determination and dedication to excellence and sets the standard for what college sports should be regarding academics, character and performance,” Babcock said in a release. “Coach Brooks has revitalized our women’s basketball program and enriched numerous lives through his impactful leadership. I join our fans in excitement as we look forward to the future success of Virginia Tech women’s…
