Mississippi State basketball coach Chris Jans has committed to remaining in Starkville through the 2027-2028 season. According to a report by ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Jans has signed a contract extension that solidifies his role at the university for the next several years. This agreement underscores the confidence the institution has in Jans’ leadership and vision for the basketball program.
The new contract, effective from the 2024-2025 season, includes a substantial increase in Jans’ base salary, which will rise to $4.2 million annually, up from his current $3.2 million. This financial commitment reflects Mississippi State’s recognition of Jans’ contributions and potential to elevate the team’s performance.
Additionally, the extension includes annual salary increases and performance-based incentives, ensuring that Jans is rewarded for the team’s success. These terms highlight the university’s long-term investment in Jans, aiming to build a robust and competitive basketball program under his guidance.
