Sean Miller's Contract to Be Discussed by Arizona Board of Regents

The University of Arizona's board of regents will hold a meeting Thursday to discuss the contract of head men's basketball coach Sean Miller.

According to ESPN.com's Myron Medcalf, the board issued an agenda notice that said the meeting is for "legal advice and discussion regarding University of Arizona men's basketball and the multiple-year employment contract for the head men's basketball coach."

Board spokesperson Sarah Harper told Medcalf that no final determination will be made on Miller's future with the school during Thursday's meeting.

Last week, ESPN's Mark Schlabach reported that FBI wiretaps intercepted a conversation between Miller and ASM Sports agency worker Christian Dawkins in which they discussed paying center Deandre Ayton $100,000 to commit to Arizona.

Miller did not coach the Wildcats in their 98-93 loss to Oregon last week. In a statement released before the game, Miller said it was "in the best interests of the team" to sit out.

Ayton remains eligible, and he continues to be a leading candidate for National College Player of the Year honors, with per-game averages of 19.9 points and 11.2 rebounds.

According to Medcalf, Miller is signed through 2022 at a salary of $2.6 million per season.

The 49-year-old is in the midst of his ninth season at Arizona, and the team owns a 242-73 record during his tenure.

The Wildcats have reached the NCAA tournament six times under his leadership, including five Sweet 16 appearances and three trips to the Elite Eight.

Arizona is 22-7 this season, and it holds a half-game lead over USC for first place in the Pac-12.