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LSU agrees to pay incentives to Ex-Coach.(NEWSWATCH)
Louisiana State University's former women's basketball coach Pokey Chatman will get a $170,000 postseason bonus after a settlement with LSU.
She resigned in March after LSU inquired about sexual relationships with former players. Her attorney, Mary Olive Pierson, contends that she was illegally pressured to resign.
The ...
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