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The new head football coach at U of M is-

#1 Post by Kazoo65 » Mon Dec 29, 2014 6:00 pm

reportedly going to be Jim Harbaugh, whose last coaching job was with the 49ers. He quit that job yesterday, got on a plane, and flew to Ann Arbor. Rumor has it he's getting a 6 year $49 million contract. That would make him the highest paid coach in all college football. For that money, the team had better start winning games.

There is a press conference tomorrow, according to the sportscaster on my TV station. Stay tuned.
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#2 Post by macrae1234 » Tue Dec 30, 2014 11:03 am

That would make him the highest paid coach in all college football

At least untul Saban walks into Mike Battle's office when the signing is official
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#3 Post by macrae1234 » Tue Dec 30, 2014 11:13 am

apparently it will be in the 5 million a year range

Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants
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#4 Post by macrae1234 » Tue Dec 30, 2014 1:23 pm

7 years 35 million
10 per cent increase in years 3 and 5 and

More details on the incentives in Harbaugh's contract:

-- Big Ten championship game appearance: $125,000

-- Big Ten championship: $250,000

-- Selected for New Years Six Bowl: $200,000 OR Selected for College Football Playoff: $300,000

-- National Championship: $500,000

-- Big Ten Coach of the Year: $50,000

-- National Coach of the Year: $75,000

-- Academic Progress Rate (APR) of 960 or higher: up to $150,000

-- $2 million signing bonus
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#6 Post by SpacemanSpiff » Tue Dec 30, 2014 2:28 pm

macrae1234 wrote:apparently it will be in the 5 million a year range

Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants
That's the next big area of the CFB "arms race," and one that the B1G has been woefully behind other conferences -- and was purportedly one reason why Gary Anderson made what could best be called a "lateral transfer" from Wisconsin to Oregon State (of course, there were other reasons, but we won't go into that here).

Let's put it this way -- with what Lane Kiffin and Kirby Smart are making a Bama, what Bud Foster gets at Vippy Sue, and what Will Muschamp is going to get at Auburn, the money that most Big 10 schools are paying is chump change. And the better assistants know that.
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