Per the NJ .com, Pat Flaherty, Jay Butler, and S coach Drew Lascari have all received contract extensions through next season.
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RU is saving $1.5 million/year by not having an AD. Relax.Great and proactice news.
But but I thought the AD is in the red and can't afford any additional expenses??
That's the cry whenever players getting paid directly by school's comes up.
Guess the AD isn't as broke as people claim?
Not sure if you are connecting any dots with this one. Coaches have existed for years. Paid players is a new phenomenon.
Flaherty coached with the the Gipper - has two Super Bowl titles with Giants.
He made a dramatic turn around with RU OL (see Urban Meyer clip).
Of course he was going to be getting juicy offers better than the 350k he was getting.
For me he was most valuable RU coach not named GS
Our assistant school superintendents make 235k and the school is bad.
Glad RU is proactive here
He made a dramatic turn around with RU OL (see Urban Meyer clip).
Of course he was going to be getting juicy offers better than the 350k he was getting.
For me he was most valuable RU coach not named GS
Our assistant school superintendents make 235k and the school is bad.
Glad RU is proactive here
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What AD?Great and proactice news.
But but I thought the AD is in the red and can't afford any additional expenses??
That's the cry whenever players getting paid directly by school's comes up.
Guess the AD isn't as broke as people claim?
I certainly wouldn't presume to speak for him, but I took AD to mean the athletic department as a whole, not the athletic director as an individual.
Reported today
Rutgers football extends contracts of multiple assistant coaches, including Super Bowl champion
Rutgers football extended the contracts of multiple coaches this offseason.
Yeah but weren’t these contracts signed months ago ?Reported today
Rutgers football extends contracts of multiple assistant coaches, including Super Bowl champion
Rutgers football extended the contracts of multiple coaches this offseason.www.nj.com
I looked up Flaherty last season and he was making 350k which I thought was cheap.
"Rutgers signed offensive line coach Patrick Flaherty to a two-year contract worth a total of $750,000 in salary on March 2nd, according to an offer letter obtained by NJ Advance Media via an open records request. He is set to make $350,000 during the 2023 season, his first as a member of the Scarlet Knights’ staff.
It is a slightly decrease to what his predecessor was scheduled to make; Augie Hoffman was set to earn $375,000 in the 2023 season prior to leaving the program this offseason."
Rutgers officially signs OL coach Pat Flaherty: Here are the contract details
Rutgers signed its offensive line coach last week.
Then his existing/initial contract saw him set to make 400k in 2024 (350k + 400k = 750k). So his salary bump was arranged in 2023. In August (not really "months ago") the salary for 2024 was bumped to 450k (500k in 2025) plus 25k "retention bonus."
KC terms set to go up to 1.4m, Brock to 550k, Harasymiak to 1.25 so Flaherty still Mr Cheapie compared to his results. If Coach Flaherty went away I would cry in the shower. Coach "Third Year is for Mastery" not at all.
TheKnightReport - The latest salaries for the 2024 Rutgers Football coaching staff
Here's a quick look at all the contracts for Rutgers Football assistant coaches following the 2023 season.
rutgers.rivals.com
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I forgot to fix the 375k number which was Augie Hoffman's number I used by mistake. Flats was 350k and Hoff was 375k. What a deal RU got
