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Below are the 10 highest-paid paid defensive backs coaches in college football: (footballscoop)
1. Charles Kelly, Alabama — $800,000
2. Charlton Warren, Georgia — $725,435
3. Chris Partridge, Ole Miss — $625,000
4. Keith Heyward, Oregon — $600,000
5. Karl Scott, Alabama — $550,000
6. Mike Reed, Clemson — $540,000
7. Mickey Conn, Clemson — $515,000
8. Steve Clinkscale, Kentucky — $500,000
8. Paul Rhoads, UCLA — $500,000
10. Anthony Poindexter, Purdue — $460,000
10. Corey Raymond, LSU — $460,000
Additional notes:
— Travaris Robinson earns $1.2 million to coordinate South Carolina’s defensive while also coaching the secondary. Kerry Coombs also earns $1.2 million at Ohio State, as does Arkansas’s Barry Odom, while Derrick Ansley makes a flat $1 million at Tennessee. Phil Parker earns $800,000 at Iowa.
— Kelly is Alabama’s associate defensive coordinator — never seen that title before — and safeties coach.
— The margin to make the top 10 was the slimmest I’ve found yet. Ron English beat out Michigan’s Bob Shoop and his own co-worker, Florida cornerbacks coach Torrian Gray, by all of $1,500.
1. Charles Kelly, Alabama — $800,000
2. Charlton Warren, Georgia — $725,435
3. Chris Partridge, Ole Miss — $625,000
4. Keith Heyward, Oregon — $600,000
5. Karl Scott, Alabama — $550,000
6. Mike Reed, Clemson — $540,000
7. Mickey Conn, Clemson — $515,000
8. Steve Clinkscale, Kentucky — $500,000
8. Paul Rhoads, UCLA — $500,000
10. Anthony Poindexter, Purdue — $460,000
10. Corey Raymond, LSU — $460,000
Additional notes:
— Travaris Robinson earns $1.2 million to coordinate South Carolina’s defensive while also coaching the secondary. Kerry Coombs also earns $1.2 million at Ohio State, as does Arkansas’s Barry Odom, while Derrick Ansley makes a flat $1 million at Tennessee. Phil Parker earns $800,000 at Iowa.
— Kelly is Alabama’s associate defensive coordinator — never seen that title before — and safeties coach.
— The margin to make the top 10 was the slimmest I’ve found yet. Ron English beat out Michigan’s Bob Shoop and his own co-worker, Florida cornerbacks coach Torrian Gray, by all of $1,500.
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Top 10 highest paid LB's coaches:
1. Sal Sunseri, Alabama — $650,000
2. Coleman Hutzler, Texas — $600,000
3. Bob Gregory, Washington — $550,000
3. Glenn Schumann, Georgia — $550,000
5. Tracy Claeys, Virginia Tech — $500,000
5. Antonio Pierce, Arizona State — $500,000
5. Tommy Thigpen, North Carolina — $500,000
5. Seth Wallace, Iowa — $500,000
5. Al Washington, Ohio State — $500,000
10. Travis Williams, Auburn — $450,000
1. Sal Sunseri, Alabama — $650,000
2. Coleman Hutzler, Texas — $600,000
3. Bob Gregory, Washington — $550,000
3. Glenn Schumann, Georgia — $550,000
5. Tracy Claeys, Virginia Tech — $500,000
5. Antonio Pierce, Arizona State — $500,000
5. Tommy Thigpen, North Carolina — $500,000
5. Seth Wallace, Iowa — $500,000
5. Al Washington, Ohio State — $500,000
10. Travis Williams, Auburn — $450,000
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@Swamp Donkey your favorite OC landed a job:
Cincinnati: Dan Enos, who spent last season as the offensive coordinator at Miami and coached the quarterbacks at Alabama prior to that, has been hired to coach the running backs
I told this story last summer - I met Enos' wife in Las Vegas, in the pool at the Encore hotel. It was 4th of July week. She was very nice, and sort of "classy" hot. They've been living out of boxes for years - I don't think he's been at one job more than 2 years since Arkansas.
Cincinnati: Dan Enos, who spent last season as the offensive coordinator at Miami and coached the quarterbacks at Alabama prior to that, has been hired to coach the running backs
I told this story last summer - I met Enos' wife in Las Vegas, in the pool at the Encore hotel. It was 4th of July week. She was very nice, and sort of "classy" hot. They've been living out of boxes for years - I don't think he's been at one job more than 2 years since Arkansas.
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This is surprising. What in the hell is Saban doing over there with all these former head coaches? Mike Stoops turns down a paying DB job at an SEC school, working for his brother, in a very secure job - probably was going to make at least $300K to stay at Alabama as an analyst?
Alabama: Mike Stoops has decided not to accept a position on his brother’s staff; and will remain an analyst for Nick Saban at Alabama
Alabama: Mike Stoops has decided not to accept a position on his brother’s staff; and will remain an analyst for Nick Saban at Alabama
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Alabama's football coaching staff was paid $18,391,935 during the 2019
season. Nick Saban received $9,511,837 and his ten on-field assistants totaled
$8,880,098. An additional $4.4 million went to the support staff. $2,600,000
was spent on recruiting and $878,044 went to meal expenses.
season. Nick Saban received $9,511,837 and his ten on-field assistants totaled
$8,880,098. An additional $4.4 million went to the support staff. $2,600,000
was spent on recruiting and $878,044 went to meal expenses.
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SEC Coaches' Salary 2020
1. Nick Saban: $9.1 million, Alabama
2. Ed Orgeron: $8.7, LSU
3. Jimbo Fisher: $7.5, Texas A&M
4. Gus Malzahn: $6.9, Auburn
5. Kirby Smart: $6.8, Georgia
6. Dan Mullen: $6.1, Florida
7. Mike Leach: $5.0, Miss State
7. Mark Stoops: $5.0, Kentucky
9. Will Muschamp: $4.4, South Carolina
10. Ed Drinkwitz: $4.0, Missouri
11. Lane Kiffin: $3.9, Ole Miss
12. Jeremy Pruitt: $3.8, Tennessee
13. Derek Mason: $3.3, Vanderbilt
14. Sam Pittman: $3.0, Arkansas
1. Nick Saban: $9.1 million, Alabama
2. Ed Orgeron: $8.7, LSU
3. Jimbo Fisher: $7.5, Texas A&M
4. Gus Malzahn: $6.9, Auburn
5. Kirby Smart: $6.8, Georgia
6. Dan Mullen: $6.1, Florida
7. Mike Leach: $5.0, Miss State
7. Mark Stoops: $5.0, Kentucky
9. Will Muschamp: $4.4, South Carolina
10. Ed Drinkwitz: $4.0, Missouri
11. Lane Kiffin: $3.9, Ole Miss
12. Jeremy Pruitt: $3.8, Tennessee
13. Derek Mason: $3.3, Vanderbilt
14. Sam Pittman: $3.0, Arkansas
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It's eye opening. And honestly, I'm not sure what our budget is but I doubt it's 1/3rd (support staff budget) - plus the recruiting budget is probably around half. We could add 8-10 support staff positions for less than $1 million, especially if they added several entry-level type jobs to do menial tasks. I don't get it. It's the literal bread winner of the athletic department and they refuse to fund it appropriately.
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Id fully expect we arent even at 10%. Bammer has over 100 staffers/contractors/consultants, and no one seems to really know the numbers bc they hide their positions. We have 3.
It is just stupidity. They have zero interest in competing for champiomships and are more than happy with an Also Ran bowl.
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Coaches Who Have Been At The Same School The Longest
1998
Kirk Ferentz - Iowa
2000
Gary Patterson - TCU
2004
Kyle Whittingham - Utah
Frank Solich - Ohio
2005
Mike Gundy - Oklahoma State
Rick Stockstill - Middle Tennessee State
2006
Pat Fitzgerald - Northwestern
Troy Calhoun - Air Force
2007
Nick Saban - Alabama
Ken Niumatalolo - Navy
David Cutcliff -Duke
2008
Dabo Swinney - Clemson
2009
Brian Kelly - Notre Dame
Doc Holliday - Marshall
1998
Kirk Ferentz - Iowa
2000
Gary Patterson - TCU
2004
Kyle Whittingham - Utah
Frank Solich - Ohio
2005
Mike Gundy - Oklahoma State
Rick Stockstill - Middle Tennessee State
2006
Pat Fitzgerald - Northwestern
Troy Calhoun - Air Force
2007
Nick Saban - Alabama
Ken Niumatalolo - Navy
David Cutcliff -Duke
2008
Dabo Swinney - Clemson
2009
Brian Kelly - Notre Dame
Doc Holliday - Marshall
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Indiana hired a replacement for the S&C coach (Ballou, who left to take the Alabama S&C job) and are paying him $700K, $300K more than they paid Ballou last year. So, Indiana's S&C coach is the 3rd highest paid S&C coach in CFB:
Marotti just got a raise to $801K at Ohio State. Iowa's Chris Doyle made $800K last year and is due a raise - are the top two S&C coaches (Ballou's new Alabama salary has not been released yet):
Marotti just got a raise to $801K at Ohio State. Iowa's Chris Doyle made $800K last year and is due a raise - are the top two S&C coaches (Ballou's new Alabama salary has not been released yet):
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Nice hire by Kentucky as an analyst:
Kentucky: Greg Manusky, who spent the past few seasons as the defensive coordinator for the Redskins and has been coaching in the NFL since 2001, has joined the program in a quality control role. Manusky has previously coordinated defenses for the 49ers, Chargers, and Colts.
Kentucky: Greg Manusky, who spent the past few seasons as the defensive coordinator for the Redskins and has been coaching in the NFL since 2001, has joined the program in a quality control role. Manusky has previously coordinated defenses for the 49ers, Chargers, and Colts.
