div 1a coach salaries...

[law_bee]

Rank School Name Annual Inc.
1 Alabama Nick Saban $4,000,000
2 Oklahoma Bob Stoops $3,400,000
3 Notre Dame Charlie Weis $3,300,000
4 Southern California Pete Carroll $3,000,000
5 Iowa Kirk Ferentz $2,840,000
6 Texas Mack Brown $2,664,000
7 Louisville Bobby Petrino $2,500,000
8 Ohio State Jim Tressel $2,450,000
9 Auburn Tommy Tuberville $2,231,000
10 Tennessee Philip Fulmer $2,050,000
11 Texas A&M Dennis Franchione $2,012,200
12 Virginia Tech Frank Beamer $2,000,800
13 Florida Urban Meyer $2,000,000
14 Penn State Joe Paterno $2,000,000
15 North Carolina Butch Davis $1,860,000
16 Virginia Al Groh $1,785,000
17 South Carolina Steve Spurrier $1,750,000
18 West Virginia Rich Rodriguez $1,750,000
19 Georgia Mark Richt $1,713,000
20 Florida State Bobby Bowden $1,691,900
21 Maryland Ralph Friedgen $1,691,864
22 Nebraska Bill Callahan $1,690,317
23 Texas Tech Mike Leach $1,600,000
24 California Jeff Tedford $1,505,300
25 Kansas Mark Mangino $1,501,241
26 Michigan Lloyd Carr $1,454,619
27 LSU Les Miles $1,450,000
28 Washington Ty Willingham $1,414,772
29 Oregon Mike Bellotti $1,256,000
30 Fresno State Pat Hill $1,253,982
31 Illinois Ron Zook $1,241,750
32 Purdue Joe Tiller $1,217,742
33 Clemson Tommy Bowden $1,198,028
34 Baylor Guy Morriss $1,144,236
35 Iowa State Gene Chizik $1,125,000
36 South Florida Jim Leavitt $1,117,500
37 Michigan State Mark Dantonio $1,100,000
38 North Carolina State Tom O'Brien $1,100,000
39 Colorado Dan Hawkins $1,098,500
40 Missouri Gary Pinkel $1,095,000
41 Arkansas Houston Nutt $1,049,644
42 UCF George O'Leary $1,035,000
43 Georgia Tech Chan Gailey $1,009,181
44 Navy Paul Johnson $1,003,309
45 Wake Forest Jim Grobe $987,843
46 TCU Gary Patterson $952,162
47 Mississippi State Sylvester Croom $940,000
48 Memphis Tommy West $925,000
49 Rutgers Greg Schiano $911,000
50 Mississippi Ed Orgeron $905,000
51 UCLA Karl Dorrell $881,000
52 Arizona Mike Stoops $865,000
53 Connecticut Randy Edsall $845,000
54 Oregon State Mike Reilly $835,000
55 Hawaii June Jones $820,800
56 Cincinnati Brian Kelly $800,000
57 Oklahoma State Mike Gundy $800,000
58 Wisconsin Brett Bielema $761,600
59 Kansas State Ron Prince $750,000
60 Kentucky Rich Brooks $729,165
61 San Diego State Chuck Long $701,500
62 Utah Kyle Whittingham $672,000
63 Boise State Chris Peterson $640,000
64 Syracuse Greg Robinson $638,441
65 Indiana Terry Hoeppner $600,000
66 Washington State Bill Doba $599,042
67 Houston Art Briles $550,000
68 UTEP Mike Price $543,000
69 Colorado State Sonny Lubick $529,900
70 Wyoming Joe Glenn $505,100
71 BYU Bronco Mendenhall $500,000
72 SMU Phil Bennett $495,602
73 Tulsa Steve Kragthorpe $438,533
74 UNLV Mike Sanford $435,000
75 New Mexico Rocky Long $431,175
76 East Carolina Skip Holtz $425,000
77 Louisiana Tech Derek Dooley $400,000
78 Marshall Mark Snyder $390,603
79 Toledo Tom Amstutz $376,400
80 Duke Ted Roof $370,200
81 Nevada Chris Ault $360,000
82 Florida Atlantic Howard Schnellenberger $353,147
83 Southern Miss Jeff Bower $349,983
84 San Jose State Dick Tomey $342,100
85 New Mexico State Hal Mumme $283,800
86 Ohio Frank Solich $262,172
87 Middle Tennessee Rick Stockstill $254,800
88 Utah State Brent Guy $241,900
89 Troy Larry Blakeney $226,750
90 Northern Illinois Joe Novak $212,496
91 Akron J.D. Brookhart $207,500
92 Louisiana-Lafayette Ricky Bustle $194,250
93 Arkansas State Steve Roberts $189,655
94 Western Michigan Bill Cubit $188,000
95 Buffalo Turner Gill $183,000
96 Ball State Brady Hoke $159,220
97 Eastern Michigan Jeff Genyk $154,442
98 Kent State Doug Martin $150,200
99 Bowling Green Gregg Brandon $150,000
100 Miami-Ohio Shane Montgomery$139,500
101 Louisiana-Monroe Charlie Weatherbie $130,000
102 Air Force Troy Calhoun NA
103 Arizona State Dennis Erickson NA
104 Army Bobby Ross NA
105 Boston College Jeff Jagodzinski NA
106 Central Michigan Butch Jones NA

copied from the hive (don't know where they got it from)

 

[TechGator1066]

Cool. Thanks for the post law_bee!!

 

[romegajacket]

Thanks Law-Bee,

I'm surprised to see Bobby Bowden as far down the line as he is. Very surprised.

 

[GT65_UGA89]

Interesting to took at the ACC schools and where they rank on this list. I too was surprised at B. Bowden's salary (#20), I figured he made as much as say a Phil Fulmer (#10) or at least Joe Paterno (#14).
Although I guess FSU doesn't have the $$$ of those two schools.

Chan (#43) actually makes a little less than O'Leary (#42). Butch Davis (#15) better win quick at UNC making that kind of cash. Ted Roof must be living on food stamps at Duke (#80).

 

[GTYellowJacket12]

Interesting, I was reading this morning on a michigan blogger site about the coaches salary boom in the past 6 years (an increase of 89%) and its effect on scheduling. Interesting little piece, evidence of how the NCAA and its institutions need to generate revenue is ruining the game.

Here's the link:
http://mgoblog.blogspot.com/2007/01/death-to-college-football.html

 

[ncjacket]

One thing to keep in mind is that even though they try ti include all salary, benefits, perks, etc., you can't take any of these figures as gospel. They are probably pretty close in terms of how they relate to each other, but Bobby Bowden for example is likely to have revenue sources that aren't included.

 

[mm42]

Kirk Ferentz has got to be the most overpaid guy on the list, closely followed by Charlie Weis.

Chris Peterson looks like the best bargain on the list.

 

[spellingbee]

Randy Shannon at Miami works cheap...

 

[floridajacket]

Until I saw this list, I didn't know about Bob Stoops contract at Oklahoma. Do you see how his salary is only 100 dollars more than Weis'? That's because his contract stipulates that he has to be the highest paid coach in Div. I-A. His salary will probably go up even more next year to be more than Saban.

 

[pocket_watch]

I had no idea Petrino was making that much at L'ville.
By the way, how is the Cardinal basketball program faring lately now that football has fully emerged?

You yungins probably don't remember the glory days of Howard Shnellenberger(?), but he was the guy who put L'ville on the map after putting Miami on the map before UM was "Da U".

Howard may have bent some rules, but he is one heck of a football coach and marketeer.

 

[ramblinwise1]

I had no idea Petrino was making that much at L'ville.
By the way, how is the Cardinal basketball program faring lately now that football has fully emerged?

You yungins probably don't remember the glory days of Howard Shnellenberger(?), but he was the guy who put L'ville on the map after putting Miami on the map before UM was "Da U".

Howard may have bent some rules, but he is one heck of a football coach and marketeer.

Howard is still on the list at #82