The Associated Press | July 4, 2014 Summitt to stay Tenn. head coach emeritus Share KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Pat Summitt will remain the Tennessee women's basketball head coach emeritus next season and can continue holding the position as long as she wants it. That's according to a new contract signed in May and obtained Thursday night through a public records request. It states that Summitt will have the title head coach emeritus "in perpetuity, or until she chooses to relinquish it." Summitt will make $75,000 under terms of the contract, which runs through April 30. She had been paid $85,000 last year. Summitt has served as head coach emeritus since ending her 38-season tenure as the Lady Vols' coach in April 2012. That came one year after announcing she had early-onset dementia, Alzheimer's type. How 9 centimeters broke a tie for the 2022 Division I men's long jump title The top two long jumps at the 2022 Division I men's outdoor track and field championships were the exact same. Here's how a winner was decided. READ MORE 2022 SEC baseball tournament: Final bracket, schedule, scores See the final 2022 SEC baseball bracket and all scores from the 12-team competition in Hoover, Ala., at the Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. No. 1 Tennessee defeated Florida, 8-5, in the conference championship game. READ MORE 2022 College World Series field of 64 predictions, three days before selections There were just two automatic qualifier bid changes overnight. North Dakota State is out and Oral Roberts is in from the Summit League, while Rider replaces Fairfield in the MAAC. READ MORE