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Saban is about to get mega fuckin' paidFBScoop posted:Alabama: The UA Board’s compensation committee will meet on Tuesday to approve new contracts for Nick Saban, his on-field staff, Scott Cochran and new AD Greg Byrne. It’ll be the first time Saban’s deal has been revisited since 2014. He currently makes $6.9 million in base compensation through 2021.
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David Cutcliffe has been extended through 2021 at Duke. No financial terms disclosed.
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May 1, 2017 16:12
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DJExile posted:David Cutcliffe has been extended through 2021 at Duke. No financial terms disclosed. I thought I'd heard he was in declining health at some point, did I just fall for some negative recruiting?
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May 1, 2017 17:26
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DJExile posted:Saban is about to get mega fuckin' paid I know it's all self funded through the athletic department revenue, but surly there has to be some upper limit right? I can't help but feel like these insane contracts aren't great for the sport in general
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May 1, 2017 17:54
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I think coaching salaries will gradually go down after the next round of broadcast rights negotiations. The floundering of ESPN shows that we're at the high water mark of how much money networks can pay for TV rights.
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May 1, 2017 18:00
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Pakled posted:I think coaching salaries will gradually go down after the next round of broadcast rights negotiations. The floundering of ESPN shows that we're at the high water mark of how much money networks can pay for TV rights. This is kinda how I see it too. I get the feeling we're going to plateau or drop back at some point. KKKLIP ART posted:I know it's all self funded through the athletic department revenue, but surly there has to be some upper limit right? I can't help but feel like these insane contracts aren't great for the sport in general Depends a bit on the school/conference. The odds of the MAC ever having a coach making over $1m base pay are basically zero. On top of that, schools seem to be a lot more trigger-happy to fire coaches these days so overall pay to a coach may not be as huge in the long run either. Bama's obviously it's own pretty unique case.
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May 1, 2017 18:39
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DJExile posted:This is kinda how I see it too. I get the feeling we're going to plateau or drop back at some point. I imagine Fleck was close last year after bonuses and all that. But Saban's the curve-breaker since any coach wanting Saban money would be told to produce Saban results. But then again, Harbaugh's the exception to that rule, so who knows.
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May 1, 2017 19:15
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C. Everett Koop posted:I imagine Fleck was close last year after bonuses and all that. But Saban's the curve-breaker since any coach wanting Saban money would be told to produce Saban results. But then again, Harbaugh's the exception to that rule, so who knows. Yeah he was over 1mil with bonuses but I really doubt you see it as a base pay, and he was a pretty unique case.
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May 1, 2017 19:52
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DJExile posted:Saban is about to get mega fuckin' paid weelllllllllllp quote:Nick Saban has agreed to an 8-year contract extension through January 31, 2025. Steve Berkowitz points out that Saban will make $11.25 million this season that includes a $4 million signing bonus.
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May 2, 2017 15:00
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From a quick look, dude's now the highest-paid coach in the US. Even the pro sports, as if the FBS isn't one. He makes $4 million more than any player in the MLS. Saban's pay is more on the level of European football than American football. Even then, depending on exchange rates he's anywhere from the tenth to fourth highest-paid coach in the world.
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May 2, 2017 17:14
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DJExile posted:weelllllllllllp So is the 4 million signing bonus INCLUDED in the 11M+ or on top of it? Wording seems to imply it could be either.
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May 2, 2017 17:22
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Akileese posted:So is the 4 million signing bonus INCLUDED in the 11M+ or on top of it? Wording seems to imply it could be either. Included, best I can tell. 7.whatever million plus the 4m signing bonus for this season. Next year he'll be back in the 7m range (up until Bama gives him another extension/signing bonus).
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May 2, 2017 17:30
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C. Everett Koop posted:Included, best I can tell. 7.whatever million plus the 4m signing bonus for this season. Next year he'll be back in the 7m range (up until Bama gives him another extension/signing bonus). Cheers. That's what I figured because nearly doubling a coaches salary in the current TV climate seems to be insane.
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May 2, 2017 17:33
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Should have paid him more imo Give Alabama a lottery for it
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May 2, 2017 17:50
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Bama OLB coach is now making 950K
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May 2, 2017 18:27
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That OLB coach is making more than their athletic director 
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May 2, 2017 18:50
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DJExile posted:Saban is about to get mega fuckin' paid 44th in education, but goddamn if they don't have rings to show for it. Roll tide.
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May 2, 2017 20:13
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LeeMajors posted:44th in education, but goddamn if they don't have rings to show for it. Roll tide. I didn't come here to play school
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May 2, 2017 23:47
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LeeMajors posted:44th in education, but goddamn if they don't have rings to show for it. Roll tide. Mississippi is 50th* and they ain't won poo poo, could be worse! *Did not actually look this up but am still extremely confident it is true
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May 3, 2017 00:14
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Korranus posted:From a quick look, dude's now the highest-paid coach in the US. Even the pro sports, as if the FBS isn't one. He makes $4 million more than any player in the MLS. Crazy that he makes more than his mentor, Bill Belichick. I mean it seems crazy Belichick isn't the highest paid coach in American sports by a wide margin. I don't know too much about NFL rules but does the coach's salary count towards the salary cap? MourningView posted:Mississippi is 50th* and they ain't won poo poo, could be worse! Eh... Mississippi or West Virginia, works for both.
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May 3, 2017 01:38
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All the marquee patriots are getting paid under the table and i think everyone just accepts it even though it makes no sense since coaching salaries don't count against the cap but gently caress it the patriots cheat at literally every level.
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May 3, 2017 01:45
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The previous highest paid coach in US sports was Greg Popovich which is pretty hard to argue with
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May 3, 2017 02:26
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MourningView posted:Mississippi is 50th* and they ain't won poo poo, could be worse! I assume the Bama state motto is still "Thank God for Mississippi "
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May 3, 2017 04:21
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an adult beverage posted:Eh... Mississippi or West Virginia, works for both. I believe both of them are actually ahead of Alabama. South Carolina is the worst.
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May 4, 2017 00:37
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it alternates between alabama, mississippi, and louisiana. that's just as far as southern states go. I'm sure WV could give them all a run for their money. Sash! posted:I believe both of them are actually ahead of Alabama. /deep breath south carolina is not that bad
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May 4, 2017 00:38
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FizFashizzle posted:south carolina is not that bad South Carolina is "shoddy at best" when it comes to education. I didn't find any list that put them higher than 43rd and a couple that ranked them 50th.
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May 4, 2017 00:47
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oh we're just talking about education? yeah south carolina is a charnel house
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May 4, 2017 00:49
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FizFashizzle posted:/deep breath As a blue dot in this deep red shithole, I can attest that Greenville and the coastal cities aren't that bad. Charleston is a gem that is being drowned in tourons and transplants with no plan for development or our deepening housing bubble. Everything in between is disgraceful. Rural areas are painfully racist, sinfully poor and intentionally underfunded. The political climate is abhorrent, the education is heartbreakingly deficient and the infrastructure is crumbling in place while state pols scream that taxation is theft. Politicians alternate between knocking each other down to give tax breaks to corporations and proposing religious freedom bills to affirm that Earth is 6000 years old. I love SC and I loving hate SC.
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May 4, 2017 01:10
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greenville-spartanburg is great charleston is god tier and i might go to grad school everything else....man. looking at you myrtle beach
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May 4, 2017 01:40
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Fiz, is it too late for you to go to nursing school. CRNA is the way my man.
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swickles posted:Fiz, is it too late for you to go to nursing school. CRNA is the way my man. This. My fiance is an RN and holy poo poo I hosed up not becoming a nurse.
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May 4, 2017 03:17
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drunk leprechaun posted:This. My fiance is an RN and holy poo poo I hosed up not becoming a nurse. For real. Half the income of an anesthesiologist, so like 150 to 250k with zero liability and significantly less investment on the front end.
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swickles posted:For real. Half the income of an anesthesiologist, so like 150 to 250k with zero liability and significantly less investment on the front end. And the lifestyle man. Working three days a week. And the whole travel nursing thing. Like yeah night shift sucks and you work really hard and have to deal with death but seriously people convince your kids to become nurses.
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May 4, 2017 07:21
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an adult beverage posted:Eh... Mississippi or West Virginia, works for both. The unofficial state motto for West Virginia is "Thank God for Mississippi", and to bring it back around to the thread topic, for as much an idiot Jim Justice is for loving with the Marshall coaching search, he's at least attempting to stop the Kansas/Wisconsin gut everything approach by our state legislature.
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drunk leprechaun posted:And the lifestyle man. Working three days a week. And the whole travel nursing thing. Like yeah night shift sucks and you work really hard and have to deal with death but seriously people convince your kids to become nurses. Yeah but do nurses get fame and bitches?
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:Yeah but do nurses get fame and bitches? Fame is terrible and the healthcare industry is stacked with attractive, fit people.
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swickles posted:Fiz, is it too late for you to go to nursing school. CRNA is the way my man. That's way more school and you can make just as much or even more as a PA. And poo poo, I can go into psych and make 150 dollars an hour working for the VA. And you make your own schedule! Saucer Crab posted:The unofficial state motto for West Virginia is "Thank God for Mississippi", and to bring it back around to the thread topic, for as much an idiot Jim Justice is for loving with the Marshall coaching search, he's at least attempting to stop the Kansas/Wisconsin gut everything approach by our state legislature. You can do 3 12s as a PA. You can basically do 3 12s as anything higher than like a LPN.
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May 6, 2017 12:02
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Or you can be a 911 paramedic and do 3x as much as nurses with a shittier schedule, hazardous work conditions, and less pay.
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May 6, 2017 13:20
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LeeMajors posted:Or you can be a 911 paramedic and do 3x as much as nurses with a shittier schedule, hazardous work conditions, and less pay. Yeah that's a rough gig man.
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quote:Texas: Regents have approved contracts for Tom Herman’s assistants, via the Austin American-Statesman — defensive coordinator Todd Orlando, 3 years, $1.09 million annually; offensive coordinator Tim Beck, 3 years, $790,000; safeties coach Craig Naivar ($490,000); running backs coach Stan Drayton ($485,000); strength coach Yancy McKnight ($425,000); defensive line coach Oscar Giles ($390,000); offensive line coach Derek Warehime ($390,000); and wide receivers coach Drew Mehringer ($340,000). McKnight and the position coaches signed 2-year deals.
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