Complete List Of Coaches Salaies - 2009

bdan2002 · August 3, 2009

Coach, school Conf. Salary*

1. Pete Carroll, USC Pac-10 $4,400,000

2. Charlie Weis, Notre Dame Ind. $4,200,000

3. Nick Saban, Alabama SEC $3,900,000

4. Bob Stoops, Oklahoma Big 12 $3,800,000

5. Les Miles, LSU SEC $3,800,000

6. Jim Tressel, Ohio State Big Ten $3,500,000

7. Urban Meyer, Florida SEC $3,400,000

8. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa Big Ten $3,030,000

9. Mack Brown, Texas Big 12 $2,910,000

10. Bobby Petrino, Arkansas SEC $2,900,000

11. Mark Richt, Georgia SEC $2,900,000

T12. Rich Rodriguez, Michigan Big Ten $2,500,000

T12. Bobby Bowden, Florida State ACC $2,500,000

T12. Gary Pinkel, Missouri Big 12 $2,500,000

T12. Houston Nutt, Ole Miss SEC $2,500,000

T16. Mark Mangino, Kansas Big 12 $2,300,000

T16. Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech ACC $2,300,000

18. Greg Schiano, Rutgers Big East $2,250,000

T19. Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech ACC $2,100,000

T19. Butch Davis, North Carolina ACC $2,100,000

T21. June Jones, SMU C-USA $2,000,000

T21. Lane Kiffin, Tennessee SEC $2,000,000

T21. Gene Chizik, Auburn SEC $2,000,000

24. Al Groh, Virginia ACC $1,875,000

25. Bo Pelini, Nebraska Big 12 $1,851,000

T26. Jeff Tedford, California Pac-10 $1,850,000

T26. Steve Sarkisian, Washington Pac-10 $1,850,000

T28. Mike Sherman, Texas A&M Big 12 $1,800,000

T28. Art Briles, Baylor Big 12 $1,800,000

T28. Steve Spurrier, South Carolina SEC $1,800,000

T28. Mark Dantonio, Michigan State Big Ten $1,800,000

T32. Ralph Friedgen, Maryland ACC $1,750,000

T32. Mike Leach, Texas Tech Big 12 $1,750,000

T34. Chip Kelly, Oregon Pac-10 $1,500,000

T34. Joe Paterno, Penn State Big Ten $1,500,000

T34. Randy Edsall, Connecticut Big East $1,500,000

T34. David Cutcliffe, Duke ACC $1,500,000

T34. Randy Shannon, Miami ACC $1,500,000

T34. Jim Leavitt, USF Big East $1,500,000

40. Steve Kragthorpe, Louisville Big East $1,450,000

41. Bret Bielema, Wisconsin Big Ten $1,400,000

42. Ron Zook, Illinois Big Ten $1,350,000

T43. Dave Wannstedt, Pitt Big East $1,300,000

T43. Gary Patterson, TCU MWC $1,300,000

T45. Danny Hope, Purdue Big Ten $1,250,000

T45. Rick Neuheisel, UCLA Pac-10 $1,250,000

T45. Pat Hill, Fresno State WAC $1,250,000

T45. Rich Brooks, Kentucky SEC $1,250,000

T49. Brian Kelly, Cincinnati Big East $1,200,000

T49. Jim Grobe, Wake Forest ACC $1,200,000

T49. Dan Mullen, Mississippi State SEC $1,200,000

52. Skip Holtz, East Carolina C-USA $1,160,000

T53. George O'Leary, UCF C-USA $1,150,000

T53. Paul Rhoads, Iowa State Big 12 $1,150,000

T55. Dennis Erickson, Arizona State Pac-10 $1,100,000

T55. Todd Graham, Tulsa C-USA $1,100,000

T55. Tom O'Brien, N.C. State ACC $1,100,000

T55. Greg McMackin, Hawaii WAC $1,100,000

T55. Dan Hawkins, Colorado Big 12 $1,100,000

T55. Mike Riley, Oregon State Pac-10 $1,100,000

T55. Bill Snyder, Kansas State Big 12 $1,100,000

T55. Doug Marrone, Syracuse Big East $1,100,000

T55. Bobby Johnson, Vanderbilt SEC $1,100,000

64. Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State Big 12 $1,050,000

65. Mike Stoops, Arizona Pac-10 $1,025,000

T66. Frank Spaziani, Boston College ACC $1,000,000

T66. Dabo Swinney, Clemson ACC $1,000,000

T66. Tim Brewster, Minnesota Big Ten $1,000,000

T66. Jim Harbaugh, Stanford Pac-10 $1,000,000

70. Tommy West, Memphis C-USA $950,000

71. Chris Petersen, Boise State WAC $900,000

T72. Bill Stewart, West Virginia Big East $800,000

T72. Larry Fedora, Southern Miss C-USA $800,000

T72. Steve Fairchild, Colorado State MWC $800,000

T72. Brady Hoke, San Diego State MWC $800,000

T76. Dave Christensen, Wyoming MWC $750,000

T76. Ken Niumatalolo, Navy Ind. $750,000

T76. Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern Big Ten $750,000

T76. Mike Locksley, New Mexico MWC $750,000

T80. Kevin Sumlin, Houston C-USA $700,000

T80. Kyle Whittingham, Utah MWC $700,000

T82. Bronco Mendenhall, BYU MWC $650,000

T82. Stan Brock, Army Ind. $650,000

T82. Bill Lynch, Indiana Big Ten $650,000

T85. Paul Wulff, Washington State Pac-10 $600,000

T85. Bob Toledo, Tulane C-USA $600,000

T85. Troy Calhoun, Air Force MWC $600,000

88. Al Golden, Temple MAC $575,000

89. Mark Snyder, Marshall C-USA $500,000

90. Mike Price, UTEP C-USA $475,000

91. Dick Tomey, San Jose State WAC $460,000

T92. Mike Sanford, UNLV MWC $450,000

T92. Tim Beckman, Toledo MAC $450,000

T94. David Bailiff, Rice CUSA 2 $400,000

T94. Frank Solich, Ohio MAC $400,000

T94. Derek Dooley, La. Tech WAC $400,000

T94. Gary Andersen, Utah State WAC $400,000

T94. DeWayne Walker, New Mexico State WAC $400,000

99. Mario Cristobal, FIU Sun Belt $390,000

T100. Chris Ault, Nevada WAC $375,000

T100. Howard Schnellenberger, FAU Sun Belt $375,000

102. Neil Callaway, UAB C-USA $360,000

T103. Jerry Kill, Northern Illinois MAC $300,000

T103. Larry Blakeney, Troy Sun Belt $300,000

T103. Rick Stockstill, Middle Tennessee Sun Belt $300,000

T103. Dave Clawson, Bowling Green MAC $300,000

T107. Butch Jones, Central Michigan MAC $275,000

T107. Bill Cubit, Western Michigan MAC $275,000

T107. Todd Dodge North Texas Sun Belt $275,000

110. Turner Gill, Buffalo MAC $265,000

T111. Stan Parrish, Ball State MAC $250,000

T111. Robb Akey, Idaho WAC $250,000

T111. Ron English, Eastern Michigan MAC $250,000

114. J.D. Brookhart, Akron MAC $245,000

115. Charlie Weatherbie, La.-Monroe Sun Belt $205,000

T116. Rickey Bustle, La.-Lafayette Sun Belt $200,000

T116. Steve Roberts, Arkansas State Sun Belt $200,000

T116. David Elson, Western Kentucky Sun Belt $200,000

T116. Mike Haywood, Miami (OH) MAC $200,000

120. Doug Martin, Kent State MAC $170,000

MeanGreen61 · August 3, 2009

Pretty sure this is base salaries and doesn't include incentive bonuses and other perks.

UNT Mean Green · August 3, 2009

Read today where Univ. of Florida negotiated a contract with Urban Meyer to push his salary over the $4M mark, making him the Third highest paid coach behind Pete Carroll and Charlie Weis.

Thanks for the correction Flyer!

Edited August 3, 2009 by UNT Mean Green

UNTflyer · August 3, 2009

Read today where Univ. of Florida negotiated a contract with Urban Meyer to push his salary over the $4M mark, making him the second highest paid coach behind Peter Carroll.

It makes him the third-highest-paid coach in the country behind Pete Carroll's reported $4.4 million salary at USC and Charlie Weis' $4.2 million at Notre Dame.

UNT Mean Green · August 3, 2009

It makes him the third-highest-paid coach in the country behind Pete Carroll's reported $4.4 million salary at USC and Charlie Weis' $4.2 million at Notre Dame.

That's correct Flyer.

Aquila_Viridis · August 4, 2009

An indication in each case of roughly where that school's administration expects their team to be on the totem pole. For us, not a good indication.

Mean Green 93-98 · August 4, 2009

An indication in each case of roughly where that school's administration expects their team to be on the totem pole. For us, not a good indication.

Well, in fairness, it lines up pretty well with this: http://www.gomeangreen.com/forums/index.ph...&hl=revenue

So, AV, does this mean you're back?

NT03 · August 4, 2009

I would be happy this year if we beat all 5 teams who's coach make less than TD.

Ball St

ARK St

ULM

ULL

WKU

eulessismore · August 4, 2009

I would be happy this year if we beat all 5 teams who's coach make less than TD.
Ball St
ARK St
ULM
ULL
WKU

This could explain why some of us are thinking we'll beat Ball State

letsgiveacheer · August 4, 2009

This is more evidence of a world gone mad.

emmitt01 · August 4, 2009

Last year June Jones was paid $2,000,000 per win. We got quite a bargain.

untjim1995 · August 4, 2009

Last year June Jones was paid $2,000,000 per win. We got quite a bargain.

Funny, that is also what I thought when I saw his name, too. Did you notice that the top two non-AQ BCS coaches were Jones at SMU and Patterson at TCU? Its tough being the poor guy at the party, especially when its in your own backyard. Then again, its nothing new, either.

Aquila_Viridis · August 6, 2009

Well, in fairness, it lines up pretty well with this: http://www.gomeangreen.com/forums/index.ph...&hl=revenue
So, AV, does this mean you're back?

Ugh, that other list is just depressing. As for me being back, well I went ahead and renewed MGC; it was a close call and it has not been that since I started. I am needing a clear statement from the university's most senior leadership that they are firmly committed to being a consistent top 75 football program starting within 5 years, and that they will aggressively tap every available resource to achieve that goal. If they don't come out and announce that during this season, then I won't be back. The time for hedging, wavering, soft-selling and hesitating is over.