Frazier signed a three-year contract upon succeeding Hugh Yoshida on Aug. 1.

In addition, UH officials said Frazier will receive a one month ($17,500) signing bonus and could earn up to three months in additional bonuses if the program meets specified targets.

He can earn bonuses if:

The football team wins a conference championship (one month's salary); UH wins a bowl game and makes money ($7,500); men's basketball team reaches the NCAA Tournament (one month's salary), the men's basketball team reaches the Sweet 16 (half of the coaches' bonus); the men's or women's volleyball teams reach the final four (one half of the coach's bonus); baseball goes to a regional (one month's salary); baseball reaches the College World Series ($10,000); the grade point average of all scholarship athletes is 2.6 or above for both the fall and spring semesters ($5,000); if there are no major NCAA violations ($5,000) in a year; if UH is ranked in the Top 20 in the US News & World Report ($10,000).

UH officials said Yoshida, who was paid $120,000 last fiscal year, did not have incentive clauses in his contract although they have become common in college athletics.