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Not bad, hard to compete with these salaries, not a wonder MAC coaches move up when they can:

• Kiffin-$680,000 salaries each of the next two years and $714,000 in the final year ending Feb. 28, 2017.
• Kirby Smart had his deal extended one year through Feb. 28, 2017. Smart will make $1.385 million each of the next three years.
• New linebackers coach Kevin Steele will be the second-highest paid assistant, making $700,000 a year. Also a special assistant to the head coach, he is moving from a support staff role.
• New defensive line coach Bo Davis will make a $450,000 salary.
• Receivers coach Billy Napier received a one-year extension but his $325,000 salary remains unchanged.
• —Burton Burns, associate head coach/running backs, goes from $400,000 to $428,000.
• —Mario Cristobal, offensive line, $475,000 to $500,000.
• —Lance Thompson, outside linebackers, $400,000 to $428,000.
• —Bobby Williams, tight ends/special teams coordinator, $400,000 to $428,000.
• —Scott Cochran, director of strength and conditioning, $355,000 to $395

http://college-football.si.com/2014/06/0...extension/

When your S&C coach makes as much as head coaches in the MAC, I think it's safe to say that FBS is split into 2 completely different levels.

Alabama Football brought in over $100 million last year.

Probably had more paying customers at one home game than we had at all ours combined.

(06-08-2014 08:06 AM)MajorHoople Wrote:  Alabama Football brought in over $100 million last year.

Probably had more paying customers at one home game than we had at all ours combined.

And they paid more for each ticket