West Virginia expects a wire transfer of $500,000 from Michigan football coach Rich Rodriguez by Monday as part of three annual payments due from when he left the university to coach the Wolverines, the Charleston Daily Mail reports.
Mike Parsons, West Virginia deputy director of athletics, said the money will go to a general fund. Rodriguez had a $4 million buyout clause in his contract at West Virginia. Michigan already made a $2.5 million payment. Rodriguez has until 2012 to pay his share.
West Virginia also receives payments from Michigan basketball coach John Beilein, who owes the third of his five buyout payments of $300,000 in April.
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