Campbell not only asks for money assistant pool dollars but you also have to factor that he is his own agent. Definitely helping us out there by not having to give them a 3-10%+* cut.
*I don't know what agent commissions are.
Updated USA Today Coaches Salaries List
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*I don't know what agent commissions are.
Does Campbell being underpaid deter recruits? He will probably always be "underpaid" here based on inflated salaries at the top. It is just crazy how the TV money goes right into facility improvements and coaches' salaries. Surely, this level of salary can't be maintained once the TV rights are renegotiated, but who knows?
What does that even mean?
USF is paying him less than an average of $2 million. Pretty appropriate. UT is getting out of a contract relatively cheaply.
I would like to see a list of total head coach salaries being paid by each school, including the current coach and any former coaches who are still being paid by them. Wasn't KU paying 3 head coaches a few years ago?
Has anyone translated this into $ per win?
I'm curious if this list looks different in how much schools are paying for poor performance
Last year's
https://www.12up.com/posts/6245957-...ams-paid-for-each-win-based-on-coach-s-salary
I'm curious if this list looks different in how much schools are paying for poor performance
Last year's
https://www.12up.com/posts/6245957-...ams-paid-for-each-win-based-on-coach-s-salary
It means he is getting paid/was getting paid way too much for being a ****** coach. $2MM for him is still too much and USF has gotten worse since he has been there. Clear? Good!
Fair enough...but I have yet to see that revenue translate into a national championship in my lifetime. If aTm likes to spend money to spend money good for them.
I'm almost sure I read that JP stated it was MC's idea to increase the buyout. That, to me, would indicate he's ok where he currently is.
I'm pretty sure the buyout hasn't been increased. It was insanely high when he was hired. And it is still good, but goes down every year.
If you click on the coaches name, it shows his complete salary history. Salaries have really gone nuts the past couple of years, hell they make Freerents look like a bargain at his current salary after 20 years.
Most of the coaches at the top either have won a national championship or just signed a new deal with the school. What is crazy is the bonuses and the buyouts that some of these coaches have. Freerents contract rolls over it he get 7 wins, he gets a bonus and more important, a year is tacked onto the contract buyout, which means more money if he is ever fired.
Most of the coaches at the top either have won a national championship or just signed a new deal with the school. What is crazy is the bonuses and the buyouts that some of these coaches have. Freerents contract rolls over it he get 7 wins, he gets a bonus and more important, a year is tacked onto the contract buyout, which means more money if he is ever fired.
If you add Brian and Kirk's salaries together, it pushes them into the top 10 and surpasses Penn State. If you factor the free Section 8 housing that he took advantage of that was meant for the downtrodden and economically disadvantaged and adjust that for inflation, then they are definitely in the top 10 and at #9.
Man...I made a career mistake. I should have just showed up at some program when I was 22 like Belichek.
Man...I made a career mistake. I should have just showed up at some program when I was 22 like Belichek.
This is a very creative part of the contract. I have never seen that before but if you plan to keep a coach until he retires no matter how he performs it doesn't cost you anything.
it’s almost like you don’t understand what Charlie’s role was at UT.
Oh wait, you don’t.
it probably would have helped you a lot in terms of understanding football, basketball, baseba....well everything
