I like this idea. He is the third coach to do this. In the future I would be OK for any coach who does not reach 6 wins to have half of his salary taken away and given to the university to spread among the athletes.
Any team is taking a risk giving a coach 9 million or more a year with no conditions for performance. If you can't win half of your games, cut the salary by one half. Kudos to Coach Norvlle for doing this and the university too.
Maybe Stoops should give some of his 9.1 million back instead of telling fans to "pony up". He should put his money where his mouth is!
I like this idea. He is the third coach to do this. In the future I would be all for any coach was does not reach 6 wins to have half of his salary taken away and given to the university to spread among the athletes.
Any team is taking a risk giving a coach 9 million or more a year with no conditions for performance. If you can't win half of your games, cut the salary by one half. Kudos to Coach Norvlle for doing this.
I know LSU Brian Kelly is doing a $1 million match to their collective and Oklahoma States coach restructured his contract to send money back to the school.
I like this idea. He is the third coach to do this. In the future I would be OK for any coach who does not reach 6 wins to have half of his salary taken away and given to the university to spread among the athletes.
Any team is taking a risk giving a coach 9 million or more a year with no conditions for performance. If you can't win half of your games, cut the salary by one half. Kudos to Coach Norvlle for doing this and the university too.
I think Stoops could appease the fan base by agreeing to give back a portion of his $9M annual salary.
I like this idea. He is the third coach to do this. In the future I would be OK for any coach who does not reach 6 wins to have half of his salary taken away and given to the university to spread among the athletes.
Any team is taking a risk giving a coach 9 million or more a year with no conditions for performance. If you can't win half of your games, cut the salary by one half. Kudos to Coach Norvlle for doing this and the university too.
That is sound reasoning. FSU can take that $4.5 and hit the portal. If it pays off Norvell wins and the university wins. And most important, the fans win.
I like this idea. He is the third coach to do this. In the future I would be OK for any coach who does not reach 6 wins to have half of his salary taken away and given to the university to spread among the athletes.
Any team is taking a risk giving a coach 9 million or more a year with no conditions for performance. If you can't win half of your games, cut the salary by one half. Kudos to Coach Norvlle for doing this and the university too.
He should give all his back for coaching malpractice
Yeah I would love to try and hire someone with a (for example) $750k/win salary and bonuses for bowl tiers/playoffs, final SEC standings, probably something for academic standing. Make it where they’re the highest paid coach in the country in a year where they make the playoffs, that’s well deserved if you’re coaching at UK. Pay them $20m if they win the whole thing, why not.
Yes. Coaching salaries should start to regress some now that other factors are much more prominent.
Agreed there is a market adjustment that will occur.
| Rank | Coach | Team | Total Compensation |
| 1 | Andy Reid | Kansas City Chiefs | $20 million |
| 2 | Sean Payton | Denver Broncos | $18 million |
| T-3 | Mike Tomlin | Pittsburgh Steelers | $16 million |
| T-3 | Jim Harbaugh | Los Angeles Chargers | $16 million |
| 5 | Sean McVay | Los Angeles Rams | $15 million |
| 6 | Kyle Shanahan | San Francisco 49ers | $14 million |
| 7 | John Harbaugh | Baltimore Ravens | $12 million |
| T-8 | Dan Campbell | Detroit Lions | $11 million |
| T-8 | Sean McDermott | Buffalo Bills | $11 million |
| 10 | Mike Macdonald | Seattle Seahawks | $9 million |
