PAC-10 Assistant Coaches

[BlueHair]

I'm not really familiar with very many assistant coaches in the PAC-10. I think Whit is a terrific coach, but I'm wondering how Utah's assistants will stack up against the PAC-10 assistants. I'm especially interested in experience and salary.

[Surfah]

I'm not really familiar with very many assistant coaches in the PAC-10. I think Whit is a terrific coach, but I'm wondering how Utah's assistants will stack up against the PAC-10 assistants. I'm especially interested in experience and salary.

They don't.

[BoylenOver]

They don't.

Enlightening. Thanks.

[BoylenOver]

I'm not really familiar with very many assistant coaches in the PAC-10. I think Whit is a terrific coach, but I'm wondering how Utah's assistants will stack up against the PAC-10 assistants. I'm especially interested in experience and salary.

What are you looking for in terms of experience? Time spent as current coach? Time spent at current program? Number of years as a position coach at the FBS level? I could have a post up by this time tomorrow morning. Finding salary numbers seems like it would be a pain in the ass.

[Surfah]

Enlightening. Thanks.

They're on par with Washington State. Except KW makes twice what Paul Wulff does if numbers are correct. Sitake makes $173k. Roderick makes $143k. Schramm makes $175k. From the numbers I have seen for the public schools in the Pac 10 they are lower across the board. The other assistants all average between $200-300k. Granted there are some guys who are way overpaid like Nick Holt at UW.

If you're talking experience then again, Utah doesn't stack up. Look at guys like Chow, Kiffin, Aliotti, etc. I am not saying that Utah's assistants are poor (at least not in this post), they're just young. You can't compare Sitake's experience with just about anybody in the Pac-10. Same with team Shroderick. That's just the truth.

[Surfah]

What are you looking for in terms of experience? Time spent as current coach? Time spent at current program? Number of years as a position coach at the FBS level? I could have a post up by this time tomorrow morning. Finding salary numbers seems like it would be a pain in the ass.

Pac-10 Head Coach Salaries

Lane Kiffin, USC: $4 million
Jeff Tedford, California: $1.85 million
Steve Sarkisian, Washington: $1.85 million
Chip Kelly, Oregon: $1.5 million
Rick Neuheisel, UCLA: $1.25 million
Dennis Erickson, Arizona State: $1.1 million
Mike Riley, Oregon State: $1.1 million
Mike Stoops, Arizona: $1.025 million
Jim Harbaugh, Stanford: $1 million
Paul Wulff, Washington State: $600,000


Pac-10 assistant football coaches' salaries:

Arizona

Total full-time assistants: $1,534,900.
Offensive coordinator Sonny Dykes: $278,125.
Defensive coordinator Mark Stoops: $281,014.
Lowest-paid assistant: $95,000.

Arizona State
Total full-time assistants: $1,482,000.
OC Rich Olson: $206,500.
DC Craig Bray: $206,500.
Lowest-paid assistant: $90,000.

California
Total full-time assistants: $1,458,000.
OC Andy Ludwig: $248,000.
DC Bob Gregory: $230,000.
Lowest-paid assistant: $105,000.

Oregon
Total full-time assistants: $1,525,000.
OC Mark Helfrich: $203,600.
DC Nick Aliotti: $240,000.
Lowest-paid assistant: $130,100.

Oregon State
Total full-time assistants: $1,199,232.
OC Danny Langsdorf: $156,912.
DC Mark Banker: $225,000.
Lowest-paid assistant: $120,000.

UCLA

Total full-time assistants: $1,868,750.
OC Norm Chow: $300,000.
DC Chuck Bullough: $310,000.
Lowest-paid assistant: $130,000.

Washington
Total full-time assistants: $2,035,032.
OC Doug Nussmeier: $275,004.
DC Nick Holt: $600,000.
Lowest-paid assistant: $110,004.

Washington State
Total full-time assistants: $1,120,000.
OC Todd Sturdy: $150,000.
Co-DC Chris Ball: $170,000.
Co-DC Jody Sears: $140,000.

Lowest-paid assistant: $100,000.

I believe these figures are from last year as Dykes is at LA Tech now.

[BoylenOver]

Thanks Surfah. I would be surprised if Schramm, Roderick and Sitake weren't bumped up to 200k this offseason. I'm guessing that's the first thing the new PAC-12 money will go towards.

[pellegrino]

Thanks Surfah. I would be surprised if Schramm, Roderick and Sitake weren't bumped up to 200k this offseason. I'm guessing that's the first thing the new PAC-12 money will go towards.

the man went the extra mile to show he cares and that's all you can say? you should be like and everything.

[Surfah]

the man went the extra mile to show he cares and that's all you can say? you should be like and everything.

I copied and pasted from a Pac-10 board. I just wanted to enlighten BO some more. The Utah salaries all came off Utah's Right to Know website.

[BoylenOver]

the man went the extra mile to show he cares and that's all you can say? you should be like and everything.

His massive ego doesn't need more than a thanks.

[Surfah]

His massive ego doesn't need more than a thanks.

Hey I resemble that!

[pellegrino]

His massive ego doesn't need more than a thanks.

ingrate

[jay santos]

I'm not really familiar with very many assistant coaches in the PAC-10. I think Whit is a terrific coach, but I'm wondering how Utah's assistants will stack up against the PAC-10 assistants. I'm especially interested in experience and salary.

How does it matter?

[Uncle Ted]

Thanks Surfah. I would be surprised if Schramm, Roderick and Sitake weren't bumped up to 200k this offseason. I'm guessing that's the first thing the new PAC-12 money will go towards.

I wouldn't be surprised if Utah waited a year or so to bump up their salary given that the Pac-12 payout schedule for Utah. In addition, with the recent agreement to pay the LA based teams an extra $2M money may be tight for Utah for the next few years and Ute fans may be paying a lot more for home tickets.

[BoylenOver]

In addition, with the recent agreement to pay the LA based teams an extra $2M money may be tight for Utah for the next few years and Ute fans may be paying a lot more for home tickets.

Utah tickets are severely undervalued. They need to come up in price. I paid $125 for my season ticket in the north end zone this year, and there's no required Crimson Club donation (I became a donor to ensure my mom and brother got their season tickets by me, though). I would be shocked if that doesn't come up to $200 next year, with a minimum increase of 5-7% over the next few years.