Kevin Ollie wife Stephanie Ollie is a cardiac nurse and had filed for divorce in 2015. UConn improperly fired former men’s basketball coach and must pay him more than $11 million for remuneration.

Kevin Ollie wife Stephaine Ollie came to fame after filing for divorce in 2015.

In 2019, the NCAA placed UConn on probation for two years, and Ollie was sanctioned individually for violations, which the NCAA found occurred between 2013 and 2018.

Uconn: Who Is Kevin Ollie Wife Stephanie Ollie?

Kevin Ollie wife, Stephanie Ollie, is 40 years old and filed for divorce from her husband to receive $33,200 per month in alimony for seven years.

She will also receive $1,800 a month in child support as the Ollies have a 14-year-old-daughter and a 19-year-old son.

The agreement also stated that Kevin Ollie would retain an undisclosed number of separate and joint financial accounts.

Stephanie Ollie is a nurse who will receive $2.5 million in compensation in four instalments over the next 18 months and $2,000 from a Bank of America checking and savings account.

She will also receive an additional $350,000 lump sum alimony and property distribution award to be paid over 42 months.

What Is Kevin Ollie Net Worth?

Kevin Ollie net worth is estimated at around $15 million.

Ollie attended Crenshaw High School and played basketball during his tenure there.

After his matriculation, Kevin attended the University of Connecticut and would play four seasons in the school.

Furthermore, he joined CBA’s Connecticut Pride from 1995 to 1997 after graduating.

Subsequently, he moved to the NBA and played with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Ollie was a low profile player but helped develop a young Allen Iverson.

In 2012, Kevin became the head basketball coach of the University of Connecticut, replacing hall of Famer Jim Calhoun.

The 49-year-old signed a five-year contract in 2014 worth $2.8 million a year, with incentives that can push it to $3 million per season.

Why Was Basketball Coach Kevin Ollie Fired?

Basketball Coach Kevin Ollie was fired by an independent arbiter and must pay him more than $11 million, Ollie’s lawyer said Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022.

The former coach got fired in the spring of 2018 after the school reported investigating numerous potential NCAA violations in his program.

Attorney Jacques Parenteau called Thursday’s ruling from arbitrator Mark Irvings a “total vindication” for Ollie.

In 2019, the NCAA placed UConn on probation for two years, and Ollie was sanctioned individually for violations.

NCAA found occurred the incident between 2013 and 2018.

This arbitration was established after 33 days of hearings and testimony.

The cross-examination of actual witnesses under oath that Kevin Ollie did not violate the NCAA rules.