Here is a link to many current NCAA football coach's salaries with incentives built in:
As teams achieve, college football coaches see payoffs - USATODAY.com
Here is a link to many current NCAA football coach's salaries with incentives built in:
As teams achieve, college football coaches see payoffs - USATODAY.com
Best part is the better the rest of the SEC does the more it costs Bama. I am fairly certain Saban has a clause that states he has to be the highest paid SEC coach.
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I think you're thinking of Les Miles....though Saban could have it as well...which would seem to make their salary be infinite
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Saban has no such stipend in his contract.
He does have over $500K in incentive money, but he has to win the SEC, and make the national title game.
Miles' deal is that if he wins a national title, he would have to be the highest paid coach the next year.
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