Rutgers’ Greg Schiano can rake in bonuses before season’s end: How much?

[Tango Two]

Rutgers’ Greg Schiano can rake in bonuses before season’s end: How much?

One of New Jersey's highest-paid public employees can rake in incentive bonuses on his annual salary of $4 million.

www.nj.com

 

[colbert17]

Good for him. At this point he deserves whatever he earns.
Love how nj.com teases the story : "one of NJ's highest paid public employees"
like this is something unusual. We had a thread on this last year and I looked up the information and I believe it was either in 48 or 49 of the 50 states the highest paid public employee was either a FBS coach or a D1 basketball coach.

 

[RUforlife]

Glad to hear that because based on some of the posts on this site you would have thought we needed to set up a GoFundMe to help his family move from living under the Albany Street Bridge to a decent home.

 

[Plum Street]

Good for him. At this point he deserves whatever he earns.
Love how nj.com teases the story : "one of NJ's highest paid public employees"
like this is something unusual. We had a thread on this last year and I looked up the information and I believe it was either in 48 or 49 of the 50 states the highest paid public employee was either a FBS coach or a D1 basketball coach.

Yep.

Good for him . He’s not great , but he’s good enough for what were the dregs of major college football.
The program is dog$hit without him. There is enough evidence to support that . Pay the man his money

 

[RUTGERS95]

Glad to hear that because based on some of the posts on this site you would have thought we needed to set up a GoFundMe to help his family move from living under the Albany Street Bridge to a decent home.

agree

he's more than fairly compensated

I want to see 1-2 more years of this year and no more years of last year.

 

[rutgersdave]

Good for him. At this point he deserves whatever he earns.
Love how nj.com teases the story : "one of NJ's highest paid public employees"
like this is something unusual. We had a thread on this last year and I looked up the information and I believe it was either in 48 or 49 of the 50 states the highest paid public employee was either a FBS coach or a D1 basketball coach.

Imagine if we double his salary to $8 million next year what the NJ headline would be?

 

[newell138]

In this day of NIL, is a coach allowed to pay his players? Basically, would Schiano be allowed to then distribute his bonus if he chooses back to the players? Hey guys, here's $5K each!

 

[Plum Street]

In this day of NIL, is a coach allowed to pay his players? Basically, would Schiano be allowed to then distribute his bonus if he chooses back to the players? Hey guys, here's $5K each!

Good question! Maybe some creative accounting

 

[newell138]

Good question! Maybe some creative accounting

As a coach, how cool would that be to hand out at the team banquet or announce after the bowl game?

 

[GoodOl'Rutgers]

In this day of NIL, is a coach allowed to pay his players? Basically, would Schiano be allowed to then distribute his bonus if he chooses back to the players? Hey guys, here's $5K each!

I'm sure there's a way to do it... a round-about but perfectly legal and transparent way.

In fact, I would suggest that is a good investment for a coach.. for NEW and IMPROVED talent. Take $1M from that $4M.. get some matching funds from donors.. go buy some players. Soon you will have people saying they should be paying you $8M 😜

 

[MGSA99]

I'm sure the blue bloods have been doing it for decades...