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Post by easyheat on Nov 28, 2023 18:23:50 GMT -8
Ryan Day - Ohio State: $10, 272,000
James Franklin - PSU: $8,500,000
Jim Harbaugh - Michigan: $8,255.000
Luke Fickell - Wisconsin: $7,625,000
Jon Smith - Michigan State: $7,250,000
Dan Lanning - Oregon: $6,625,000
Brett Bielema - Illinois: $6,500,000
P.J. Fleck - Minnesota: $6,000,000
Chip Kelley - UCLA: $5,679,000
Matt Rhule - Nebraska: $5,500,000
Mike Locksley - Maryland: $5,500,000
Kalen DeBoer - Washington: $4,200,000
Ryan Walters - Purdue: $4,000,000
* Tom Allen was paid $4,510,000 prior to his recent termination.
** Rutgers did not report Greg Shianos' salary
*** Northwestern and USC do not report (Private Institutions) USC's Lincoln Riley would be in the Top--5 if listed!
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Post by Judge Smails on Nov 28, 2023 18:24:22 GMT -8
Ryan Day - Ohio State: $10, 272,000 James Franklin - PSU: $8,500,000 Jim Harbaugh - Michigan: $8,255.000 Luke Fickell - Wisconsin: $7,625,000 Jon Smith - Michigan State: $7,250,000 Dan Lanning - Oregon: $6,625,000 Brett Bielema - Illinois: $6,500,000 P.J. Fleck - Minnesota: $6,000,000 Chip Kelley - UCLA: $5,679,000 Matt Rhule - Nebraska: $5,500,000 Mike Locksley - Maryland: $5,500,000 Kalen DeBoer - Washington: $4,200,000 Ryan Walters - Purdue: $4,000,000 * Tom Allen was paid $4,510,000 prior to his recent termination. ** Rutgers did not report Greg Shianos' salary *** Northwestern and USC do not report (Private Institutions) USC's Lincoln Riley would be in the Top--5 if listed! Who cares? |
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Post by spudbeaver on Nov 28, 2023 18:26:48 GMT -8
Ryan Day - Ohio State: $10, 272,000 James Franklin - PSU: $8,500,000 Jim Harbaugh - Michigan: $8,255.000 Luke Fickell - Wisconsin: $7,625,000 Jon Smith - Michigan State: $7,250,000 Dan Lanning - Oregon: $6,625,000 Brett Bielema - Illinois: $6,500,000 P.J. Fleck - Minnesota: $6,000,000 Chip Kelley - UCLA: $5,679,000 Matt Rhule - Nebraska: $5,500,000 Mike Locksley - Maryland: $5,500,000 Kalen DeBoer - Washington: $4,200,000 Ryan Walters - Purdue: $4,000,000 * Tom Allen was paid $4,510,000 prior to his recent termination. ** Rutgers did not report Greg Shianos' salary *** Northwestern and USC do not report (Private Institutions) USC's Lincoln Riley would be in the Top--5 if listed! Who cares? I find the list fascinating actually! Glad it was posted. Top 2 are stealing from their schools! |
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Post by sparty on Nov 28, 2023 18:27:13 GMT -8
Ryan Day - Ohio State: $10, 272,000 James Franklin - PSU: $8,500,000 Jim Harbaugh - Michigan: $8,255.000 Luke Fickell - Wisconsin: $7,625,000 Jon Smith - Michigan State: $7,250,000 Dan Lanning - Oregon: $6,625,000 Brett Bielema - Illinois: $6,500,000 P.J. Fleck - Minnesota: $6,000,000 Chip Kelley - UCLA: $5,679,000 Matt Rhule - Nebraska: $5,500,000 Mike Locksley - Maryland: $5,500,000 Kalen DeBoer - Washington: $4,200,000 Ryan Walters - Purdue: $4,000,000 * Tom Allen was paid $4,510,000 prior to his recent termination. ** Rutgers did not report Greg Shianos' salary *** Northwestern and USC do not report (Private Institutions) USC's Lincoln Riley would be in the Top--5 if listed! That is just the base salary. I think some schools structure incentives in like bonuses for reaching certain milestones. |
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Post by easyheat on Nov 28, 2023 18:39:30 GMT -8
Jonathon did alright for himself at $51mil but I wonder how much of that is guaranteed and what is the buyout?
What really blew me away was the Assistant coaches $$$ pool he gets . . . $11 mil was reported. The OSU Assistants that followed him might double their salary. B1G Media rights - they are all flush with revenue.
He can give his OSU crew a healthy raise and then shop for some #3 million dollar Coordinators.
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Post by spudbeaver on Nov 28, 2023 18:40:50 GMT -8
Jonathon did alright for himself at $51mil but I wonder how much of that is guaranteed and what is the buyout? What really blew me away was the Assistant coaches $$$ pool he gets . . . $11 mil was reported. The OSU Assistants that followed him might double their salary. B1G Media rights - they are all flush with revenue. He can give his OSU crew a healthy raise and then shop for some #3 million dollar Coordinators. I read that the asst pool increased to $7.5 mil for him from 6 something. |
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Post by algernon14 on Nov 28, 2023 19:00:10 GMT -8
Interesting figures. Michigan State had all that money this year and what did it buy them:
-4-8 Season Record
-No Bowl game
-Lost to Washington 41-7
-Lost to Michigan 49-0
-Lost to Penn State 42-0 (last game)
-Mel Tucker scandal and counter suit
Lesson: Money doesn't equal success. GO BEAVS!!
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Post by spudbeaver on Nov 28, 2023 19:23:59 GMT -8
Interesting figures. Michigan State had all that money this year and what did it buy them: -4-8 Season Record -No Bowl game -Lost to Washington 41-7 -Lost to Michigan 49-0 -Lost to Penn State 42-0 (last game) -Mel Tucker scandal and counter suit Lesson: Money doesn't equal success. GO BEAVS!! Anybody that would pay Mel Tucker what they paid him clearly doesn’t know what they’re doing. |
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Post by ftd on Nov 28, 2023 19:27:27 GMT -8
Ryan Day - Ohio State: $10, 272,000 James Franklin - PSU: $8,500,000 Jim Harbaugh - Michigan: $8,255.000 Luke Fickell - Wisconsin: $7,625,000 Jon Smith - Michigan State: $7,250,000 Dan Lanning - Oregon: $6,625,000 Brett Bielema - Illinois: $6,500,000 P.J. Fleck - Minnesota: $6,000,000 Chip Kelley - UCLA: $5,679,000 Matt Rhule - Nebraska: $5,500,000 Mike Locksley - Maryland: $5,500,000 Kalen DeBoer - Washington: $4,200,000 Ryan Walters - Purdue: $4,000,000 * Tom Allen was paid $4,510,000 prior to his recent termination. ** Rutgers did not report Greg Shianos' salary *** Northwestern and USC do not report (Private Institutions) USC's Lincoln Riley would be in the Top--5 if listed! That is just the base salary. I think some schools structure incentives in like bonuses for reaching certain milestones. Why do graduates have so much education debt? Weird |
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Post by beaverbeliever on Nov 28, 2023 19:33:52 GMT -8
UW is going to have to open up the Tyee wallet this offseason - big time.
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Post by irimi on Nov 28, 2023 19:36:28 GMT -8
Ryan Day doesn’t count because a large part of that ten million is paid in beard dye.
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Post by rgeorge on Nov 28, 2023 19:38:59 GMT -8
Interesting figures. Michigan State had all that money this year and what did it buy them: -4-8 Season Record -No Bowl game -Lost to Washington 41-7 -Lost to Michigan 49-0 -Lost to Penn State 42-0 (last game) -Mel Tucker scandal and counter suit Lesson: Money doesn't equal success. GO BEAVS!! Anybody that would pay Mel Tucker what they paid him clearly doesn’t know what they’re doing. Lol... anyone who's paying JS that much is very very desperate. |
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Post by Judge Smails on Nov 28, 2023 19:41:09 GMT -8
Interesting figures. Michigan State had all that money this year and what did it buy them: -4-8 Season Record -No Bowl game -Lost to Washington 41-7 -Lost to Michigan 49-0 -Lost to Penn State 42-0 (last game) -Mel Tucker scandal and counter suit Lesson: Money doesn't equal success. GO BEAVS!! Anybody that would pay Mel Tucker what they paid him clearly doesn’t know what they’re doing. He didn’t have long distance. They had to cover his phone bill. |
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Post by sparty on Nov 28, 2023 19:48:09 GMT -8
That is just the base salary. I think some schools structure incentives in like bonuses for reaching certain milestones. Why do graduates have so much education debt? Weird Incentives like Lannings $300,000 in bonuses for spot in Pac-12 title game and also reaching 11 regular season wins. $150,000 to win a conference championship, $200,000 to win a 12th game. Participate in any bowl $100,000, $150,000 CFB bowl, $250,000 CFB semi final, $500,000 CFB final. Mind you these are cumulative incentives.
In comparison Smith had $75,000 bonus if he had won the Pac-12 championship game. I am sure some of the other coaches have some wild incentives.
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Post by 2ndGenBeaver on Nov 28, 2023 20:10:47 GMT -8
Well, according to this article, "Per terms of Smith's contact released Tuesday by Michigan State, Smith is set to make a base salary of $6 million plus a $1.25 million supplement in 2024, the first of Smith's seven-year term. Following his first-year salary, Smith is set to see his annual salary increase by at least $100,000 per season and it culminates with a scheduled $7.85 million salary in the final year of the deal. Per the deal, first shared by Chris Solari, Smith's buyout for "coach liquidated" reasons would be $7 million at the end of the upcoming 2024 season and reducing by one million, then two million and back to one million per year until the end of the term results in a zero-sum buyout. Additionally, Smith's secured a salary pool of more than $10 million for his assistant coaching and support staff -- pegged at $10.75 million." Is he among the top paid state employees in Michigan now, I wonder..... Go Beavers! |
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