Cuonzo Martin finally signs official contract to coach Cal

BERKELEY, Calif. -- California coach Cuonzo Martin has officially signed with the school more than two years after taking over the basketball program.

Athletic director Mike Williams announced the signing Monday. Martin had been working off a binding term sheet that was in place when he was hired in April 2014. Martin's average annual compensation is $1.64 million plus various bonuses.

"Cuonzo has demonstrated that he is an educator, first and foremost, and cares deeply about developing young people into responsible and productive adults," Williams said in a statement. "Not only have we seen outstanding results on the court, his teams have shown a deep commitment to their work in the classroom. We couldn't be happier with the trajectory of the program."

Martin has a 41-26 record in two seasons and led Cal to the NCAA tournament this year. Cal also posted a perfect 1,000 Academic Progress Rate score for the 2014-15 season.

Cal also said Monday that an administrative review into the athletic department's response to sexual harassment charges against former basketball assistant Yann Hufnagel showed all department employees responded properly after learning of the allegations. Hufnagel left the program in March.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.