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The Cavaliers and Odom agreed to a six-year deal running through the 2030-31 season, according to the offer sheet Odom signed last week. The Daily Progress obtained a copy of the document through the Freedom of Information Act on Tuesday.

Odom will make $3.25 million this coming season and his total compensation will increase by $100,000 annually.

The payment of the contract is broken into three parts — $500,000 base salary, $1.75 million in supplemental compensation and $1 million in licensing pay. The yearly $100,000 increase will count toward supplemental compensation.

He also is being given $25,000 in moving expenses.

Odom can earn plenty more in bonuses, including $50,000 for an ACC championship, $50,000 for an NCAA tournament appearance, $75,000 for reaching the Sweet 16, $100,000 for getting to the Elite Eight, $250,000 for the Final Four and another $250,000 for a national title.

He can also earn $50,000 if he’s the ACC Coach the Year and $75,000 if he’s the national coach of the year.

UVa is his fifth stop as a full-time head coach. Odom worked a year at Division II Lenoir-Rhyne, spent five seasons at UMBC, two in charge at Utah State and the last two most recently at VCU.

Odom’s offer sheet indicates that UVa will pay his $1 million buyout owed to VCU directly.

If Odom leaves the Cavaliers before this contract expires, he’ll owe $15 million in the first two years, $10 million in years three and four, $7.5 million in year five and $5 million in year six.

If he’s terminated without cause, UVa will owe him 100% of what’s due to him if he’s let go at any point in his first five seasons and 60% of his remaining salary if he’s fired in his final year.