The Associated Press | July 14, 2014 Marshall extends contract of coach Holliday Share HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Marshall has extended the contract of coach Doc Holliday two years and raised the payouts for the incentives in the deal. Athletic director Mike Hamrick announced Monday that Holliday's contract now runs through the 2017 season. Holliday is 27-24 at Marshall and coming off a 10-4 season. His base salary of $600,000 will stay the same but his new deal increases his incentives to a total of $145,000 if they are reached. Holliday will receive a $30,000 bonus for conference championships and $30,000 for each bowl appearance, both an increase of $10,000 from his previous contract. Related: • College football tickets Men's college soccer: FAU knocks off Marshall to advance to C-USA championship The Florida Atlantic University men's soccer team stunned No. 4-ranked Marshall in a 3-1 victory. READ MORE FIU men's soccer upsets No. 1 Marshall to win C-USA regular season title No. 19 FIU men's soccer dominates No. 1 Marshall, 4-1, to win the C-USA regular season title in the last game of the season. READ MORE Men's soccer rankings: Marshall moves to No. 1 as two top-5 teams fall Georgetown falls from No. 1 after losing to Marquette, No. 5 Kentucky lost their first game the season to Charlotte and Marshall moves into the No. 1 spot. READ MORE