cost-per-win for each Division I-A school

Mar 30, 2006
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Sorry for the long post but some of you might find this email I received interesting

The following chart lists schools' cost-per-win for each Division I-A school:
(Salary only – does not include “Booster†Dollars or endorsements)
School
Coach
2007 Total
2007 Wins
Cost per win
Minnesota
Tim Brewster
$1,000,000
1
$1,000,000
Alabama
Nick Saban
$3,503,200
6
$583,867
Duke
Ted Roof
$544,286
1
$544,286
Syracuse
Greg Robinson
$1,054,172
2
$527,086
Southern Methodist
Phil Bennett
$517,857
1
$517,857
Iowa
Kirk Ferentz
$3,030,000
6
$505,000
Baylor
Guy Morriss
$1,204,818
3
$401,606
Florida International
Mario Cristobal
$381,076
1
$381,076
Florida
Urban Meyer
$3,383,500
9
$375,944
Washington
Tyrone Willingham
$1,470,276
4
$367,569
North Carolina
Butch Davis
$1,411,000
4
$352,750
Nebraska
Bill Callahan
$1,751,250
5
$350,250
Iowa State
Gene Chizik
$1,025,500
3
$341,833
Oklahoma
Bob Stoops
$3,620,000
11
$329,091
Auburn
Tommy Tuberville
$2,625,000
8
$328,125
Texas
Mack Brown
$2,751,000
9
$305,667
California
Jeff Tedford
$1,805,800
6
$300,967
Mississippi
Ed Orgeron
$900,000
3
$300,000
Texas A&M
Dennis Franchione
$2,074,216
7
$296,317
South Carolina
Steve Spurrier
$1,772,500
6
$295,417
Maryland
Ralph Friedgen
$1,750,206
6
$291,701
Southern California
Pete Carroll
$2,794,656
10
$279,466
Purdue
Joe Tiller
$1,764,806
7
$252,115
Rutgers
Greg Schiano
$1,733,500
7
$247,643
Florida State
Bobby Bowden
$1,695,200
7
$242,171
Idaho
Robb Akey
$240,002
1
$240,002
Louisville
Steve Kragthorpe
$1,420,000
6
$236,667
Tennessee
Phillip Fulmer
$2,050,000
9
$227,778
Notre Dame
Charlie Weis
$673,779
3
$224,593
North Carolina State
Tom O'Brien
$1,100,000
5
$220,000
UNLV
Mike Sanford
$439,000
2
$219,500
Ohio State
Jim Tressel
$2,367,000
11
$215,182
Virginia
Al Groh
$1,874,250
9
$208,250
Texas Tech
Mike Leach
$1,661,500
8
$207,688
Arizona
Mike Stoops
$1,015,288
5
$203,058
Georgia
Mark Richt
$2,024,700
10
$202,470
Michigan
Lloyd Carr
$1,482,884
8
$185,361
Alabama at Birmingham
Neil Callaway
$366,508
2
$183,254
Colorado State
Sonny Lubick
$549,500
3
$183,167
Virginia Tech
Frank Beamer
$2,008,000
11
$182,545
West Virginia
Rich Rodriguez
$1,803,000
10
$180,300
San Diego State
Chuck Long
$716,900
4
$179,225
Texas Christian
Gary Patterson
$1,219,212
7
$174,173
LSU
Les Miles
$1,816,000
11
$165,091
Michigan State
Mark Dantonio
$1,150,000
7
$164,286
Oklahoma State
Mike Gundy
$950,000
6
$158,333
Marshall
Mark Snyder
$470,913
3
$156,971
Arkansas
Houston Nutt
$1,251,144
8
$156,393
Colorado
Dan Hawkins
$935,900
6
$155,983
Wisconsin
Bret Bielema
$1,394,638
9
$154,960
Fresno State
Pat Hill
$1,229,996
8
$153,750
Northern Illinois
Joe Novak
$305,136
2
$152,568
Kentucky
Rich Brooks
$1,056,684
7
$150,955
Kansas State
Ron Prince
$754,142
5
$150,828
Georgia Tech
Chan Gailey
$1,039,347
7
$148,478
Pittsburgh
Dave Wannstedt
$713,138
5
$142,628
UCLA
Karl Dorrell
$850,000
6
$141,667
Mississippi State
Sylvester Croom
$975,000
7
$139,286
Kansas
Mark Mangino
$1,523,940
11
$138,540
Clemson
Tommy Bowden
$1,231,832
9
$136,870
Memphis
Tommy West
$930,650
7
$132,950
Oregon
Mike Bellotti
$1,055,232
8
$131,904
Washington State
Bill Doba
$656,460
5
$131,292
Navy
Paul Johnson
$1,049,311
8
$131,164
North Texas
Todd Dodge
$261,000
2
$130,500
Wake Forest
Jim Grobe
$1,021,379
8
$127,672
Utah State
Brent Guy
$249,544
2
$124,772
Missouri
Gary Pinkel
$1,320,000
11
$120,000
Illinois
Ron Zook
$1,055,000
9
$117,222
Houston
Art Briles
$930,000
8
$116,250
Texas-El Paso
Mike Price
$460,000
4
$115,000
South Florida
Jim Leavitt
$1,000,000
9
$111,111
Oregon State
Mike Riley
$885,000
8
$110,625
Wyoming
Joe Glenn
$551,309
5
$110,262
Central Florida
George O'Leary
$1,085,000
10
$108,500
Connecticut
Randy Edsall
$920,000
9
$102,222
Cincinnati
Brian Kelly
$835,000
9
$92,778
San Jose State
**** Tomey
$451,004
5
$90,201
Boise State
Chris Petersen
$881,000
10
$88,100
Utah
Kyle Whittingham
$678,120
8
$84,765
East Carolina
Skip Holtz
$560,060
7
$80,009
Southern Mississippi
Jeff Bower
$524,983
7
$74,998
New Mexico State
Hal Mumme
$348,920
4
$87,230
Louisiana Tech
Derek Dooley
$350,000
5
$70,000
Hawaii
June Jones
$800,016
12
$66,668
Louisiana-Lafayette
Rickey Bustle
$195,750
3
$65,250
Air Force
Troy Calhoun
$571,500
9
$63,500
Toledo
Tom Amstutz
$315,000
5
$63,000
Nevada
Chris Ault
$368,092
6
$61,349
Akron
J.D. Brookhart
$243,888
4
$60,972
Kent State
Doug Martin
$170,000
3
$56,667
Middle Tennessee
Rick Stockstill
$282,955
5
$56,591
New Mexico
Rocky Long
$439,513
8
$54,939
Western Michigan
Bill Cubit
$251,000
5
$50,200
Arizona State
Dennis Erickson
$500,000
10
$50,000
Eastern Michigan
Jeff Genyk
$196,000
4
$49,000
Florida Atlantic
Howard Schnellenberger
$331,163
7
$47,309
Ohio
Frank Solich
$269,062
6
$44,844
Indiana
Bill Lynch
$293,297
7
$41,900
Buffalo
Turner Gill
$190,700
5
$38,140
Troy State
Larry Blakeney
$288,038
8
$36,005
Arkansas State
Steve Roberts
$171,042
5
$34,208
Louisiana-Monroe
Charlie Weatherbie
$205,000
6
$34,167
Central Michigan
Butch Jones
$265,850
8
$33,231
Western Kentucky
David Elson
$179,600
7
$25,657
Ball State
Brady Hoke
$169,634
7
$24,233
Miami (Ohio)
Shane Montgomery
$144,225
6
$24,038
Bowling Green
Gregg Brandon
$183,909
8
$22,989

Note: Erickson's salary is calculated using the actual salary paid by Arizona State in 2007. His salary increases to $1,275,000 in 2008.

The following schools are not included because they do not release coach salary information:

Army
Brigham Young,
Miami (Fl.)
Northwestern
Penn State
Rice
Stanford
Temple
Tulane
Tulsa
Vanderbilt

 

wartknight

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This was an article on one of the network websites a couple weeks ago. I'll see if I can find a link and just post that.
 

becrisgreg

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Apr 11, 2006
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No way does Fat Charlie only make $673k. He is an offensive genius and has to make more than that. Most have gotten confused with his expense report account for meals.
 

Omaha Cy

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Ive seen this before. I really dont care for the comparisons. Everyone was all over Ferentz for his amount per win in 07, but capt kirk has dont some great things over there. Granted he's a another average year from possibly being shown the door, but Iowa has gotten thier recognition in the early 2000's thanks to him rebuilding the program.

And look at Chizik and his 300,000+ a win. We're expecting him to come thru in the future, not in season 1.
 

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