Coach Novak's OL coach has signed a 3 year contract to be OL coach at Georgia. First year, starting base is $650,000. Power 5 coaching salaries are escalating at an incredible rate. Going forward, this will be a real issue for the Group 5 AD's.

https://twitter.com/footballscoop/status...6233290753

(01-08-2016 03:49 PM)HuskieDave Wrote:  Coach Novak's OL coach has signed a 3 year contract to be OL coach at Georgia. First year, starting base is $650,000. Power 5 coaching salaries are escalating at an incredible rate. Going forward, this will be a real issue for the Group 5 AD's.

$650K for a Position Coach? Holy s**t!

RIP College Football as we know it

CFB (as we know it) has been dead a long time

might want to change the title of the thread. $650 million is a bit higher than $650 thousand.

(01-08-2016 04:21 PM)thehappyhuskie Wrote:  might want to change the title of the thread. $650 million is a bit higher than $650 thousand.

M is correct for a thousand.

http://www.accountingcoach.com/blog/what...-stand-for

(01-08-2016 04:21 PM)thehappyhuskie Wrote:  might want to change the title of the thread. $650 million is a bit higher than $650 thousand.

M is correct for a thousand.

http://www.accountingcoach.com/blog/what...-stand-for

(01-08-2016 04:53 PM)sarasotahuskie Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 04:21 PM)thehappyhuskie Wrote:  might want to change the title of the thread. $650 million is a bit higher than $650 thousand.

M is correct for a thousand.

http://www.accountingcoach.com/blog/what...-stand-for

I changed it to K to pacify the doubters, but, yes, M is correct.

Now you know why, going forward, that it will be harder to get an OC or DC from the P5 to be a MAC head coach. More position coaches, ala BG's new hire, will be the norm. Also why more MAC coaches may go the Enos, Lembo route.

(01-08-2016 05:55 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  Now you know why, going forward, that it will be harder to get an OC or DC from the P5 to be a MAC head coach. More position coaches, ala BG's new hire, will be the norm. Also why more MAC coaches may go the Enos, Lembo route.

Yep. And, why the quote below is wrong.

(01-08-2016 03:01 PM)RitzHuskie Wrote:  It definitely sets him (Matt Canada) up to be our potential next head coach whenever that opens up.

(01-08-2016 05:55 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  Now you know why, going forward, that it will be harder to get an OC or DC from the P5 to be a MAC head coach. More position coaches, ala BG's new hire, will be the norm. Also why more MAC coaches may go the Enos, Lembo route.

Is there any disagreement that Enos and Lembo had a fair opportunity to win and advance?

(01-08-2016 05:55 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  Now you know why, going forward, that it will be harder to get an OC or DC from the P5 to be a MAC head coach. More position coaches, ala BG's new hire, will be the norm. Also why more MAC coaches may go the Enos, Lembo route.

Mostly I come down on, guys who want to be head coaches will take the jump, but let's look at this crop of G5 hires.

BG: Texas Tech Associate Head Coach/RBs (not a coordinator, but had additional responsibilities/pay)
ECU: Duke OC
Ga Southern: Colorado State DC
Hawaii: Nevada OC
North Texas: UNC OC
Toledo: Internal promotion
Tulane: Ga Southern HC
UCF: Oregon OC
ULM: McNeese St (FCS) HC
Ball St: NFL position coach
Texas St: James Madison (FCS) HC

In general, this looks about like how you'd expect G5 hires to go. Some power conference coordinators, a couple FCS head coaches, Tulane poached from another G5. Hawaii and Ga Southern hired G5 coordinators which is interesting, but not totally weird it turns out.

Here's what 2010 looked like:
Akron: ND position coach
Buffalo: Cincinnati OC
CMU: Michigan St position coach
La Tech: Arizona OC
ULM: UNLV OC
SJSU: Duke DC
UNLV: FCS HC
WKU: Stanford position coach

Not sure I see the beginnings of a trend at this point but it is something to watch.