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Stuhoo

Current Combined B1G Football & Basketball Coach Salaries

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Michigan    Jim Harbaugh    $9,004,000 + John Beilein  $2,760,833 

Ohio State  Urban Meyer $6,500,000 + Thad Matta  $ 3,400,000
Penn State   James Franklin    $4,500,000 + Pat Chambers $1,000,000
Iowa      Kirk Ferentz    $4,500,000 + Fran McCaffery  $2,000,000 
Michigan State  Mark Dantonio    $4,300,000 + Tom Izzo  $3,525,359 
Northwestern    Pat Fitzgerald    $3,350,638 + Chris Collins $1,400,000
Nebraska  Mike Riley    $2,800,000 + Tim Miles  $1,650,000
Wisconsin   Paul Chryst    $2,700,000 +  Greg Gard    $638,500 
Maryland    DJ Durkin    $2,412,000 + Mark Turgeon    $2,360,121
Indiana     Tom Allen   $2,000,000 + ???
Purdue   Darrell Hazell    $2,190,000 + Matt Painter    $2,428,795
Rutgers  Chris Ash    $2,000,000 + Steve Pikell $1,600,000
Illinois  Lovie Smith    $1,809,179 + John Groce was $1,700,000, new guy should be at least $3,000,000
Minnesota Tracy Claeys    $1,400,000 + Richard Pitino 1,200,000

Takeaways?

  • If we spend about $5.5 to $6 million annually on a basketball coach, we would STILL be only fourth or fifth in the B1G on combined coach salary. If we spent $7.5 million annually on the new basketball coach, we'd still be third in conference!!
  • The basketball program budget is set to be a serious beneficiary of the long-term Tom Allen deal.

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I noticed a two interesting things about this. First, Purdue is the only Big Ten school that pays their basketball coach more than the football coach (besides us).
Second, Wisconsin pays nothing to Gard compared to all of the other coaches. Even Rutgers pays their guy more than double Gard's salary. And yet Wisconsin still get at least decent results.

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