Michigan Coaches Salaries

[Tango Two]

Announced the top three coaches will make $1,000,000. First school to do it.

 

[Tango Two]

Michigan's assistants will set a new standard for college football coach salaries, with three -- offensive coordinator Tim Drevno, defensive coordinator Don Brown and passing game coordinator and assistant head coach Pep Hamilton -- making $1 million for the next three seasons.

http://www.freep.com/story/sports/c.../01/24/michigan-football-assistants/97003278/

 

[Caliknight]

When you have a $250MM Nike contract and all that booster support, not to mention B1G funds, you can do this.

Just shows you how far away we are from being on economic competitive footing.

The B1G funds aren't going to do it alone. AD Hobbs is going to have to really rally fundraising and monetize our area.

 

[MozRU]

It's time to let the top 10 ten teams to just play themselves and let us other 60 Power 5 teams move on.


Seriously. Let those f'in a$$holes go.

 

[Scarlet_Scourge]

Most schools will never catch up to that much less us.

Even after all that money and they still haven't won even the East Division, btw.

If JH doesn't win a NC soon this will all be a massive waste of money.

 

[gringo]

Harbaugh doing a great job getting on ESPN's ticker right before signing day. This and Rome, guy thinks of everything and gets the resources to do it.

 

[MorrisAsh]

The time has come for the NCAA to set a national salary cap for football coaching staff salaries and a players salary cap for the SEC.

 

[ZipSu]

Even after all that money and they still haven't won even the East Division, btw.

Neither has Urban Meyer in that time.

 

[Scarlet_Scourge]

Neither has Urban Meyer in that time.

But he has won a NC since getting hired at OSU.

 

[ZipSu]

But he has won a NC since getting hired at OSU.

In his 3rd year. I just find this argument weak when they would have won the West easily this year if not last year as well and have outscored us 127-16 under Harbaugh when people were expecting his first 2 years to not be that great to begin with. So he hasn't won arguably the toughest division in football in 2 tries after taking over a dumpster fire, big deal he's still exceeded expectations. On the flip side this year may be tough for them with how much they lose. Might as well beat them this year because it could be a long time coming if not, I mean Indiana/Michigan long time.