This is from the Seattle Times are few weeks ago.
I think he deserves a pay bump no doubt, but I would argue putting some more dollars in the assistant pool. I'd give Leach a 10% raise and put some serious incentives in their.
Claeys and the team are making him look good too.
Also, should Leach bolt, I feel pretty good with what we are paying. This isn't the job Paul Wulff took.
Lastly, expect to see other schools increasing their spend as they recruit new guys.
2018 PAC-12 COACHING SALARIES
National rank in parentheses
1. Chris Petersen, UW, $4.38 million (19)
2. David Shaw, Stanford, $4.31 million (20)
3. Kyle Whittingham, Utah, $3.78 million (28)
4. Mike Leach, WSU, $3.5 million (39)
5. Chip Kelly, UCLA, $3.3 million (40)
6. Mike MacIntyre, Colorado, $2.88 million (45)
7. Clay Helton, USC, $2.63 million (47)
8. Mario Cristobal, Oregon, $2.5 million (54)
9. Kevin Sumlin, Arizona, $2 million (61)
10. Herm Edwards, ASU, $2 million (62)
11. Jonathan Smith, OSU, $1.9 million (63)
12. Justin Wilcox, Cal, $1.5 million (74)
https://www.seattletimes.com/sports...sen-now-the-highest-paid-coach-in-the-pac-12/
I think he deserves a pay bump no doubt, but I would argue putting some more dollars in the assistant pool. I'd give Leach a 10% raise and put some serious incentives in their.
Claeys and the team are making him look good too.
Also, should Leach bolt, I feel pretty good with what we are paying. This isn't the job Paul Wulff took.
Lastly, expect to see other schools increasing their spend as they recruit new guys.
2018 PAC-12 COACHING SALARIES
National rank in parentheses
1. Chris Petersen, UW, $4.38 million (19)
2. David Shaw, Stanford, $4.31 million (20)
3. Kyle Whittingham, Utah, $3.78 million (28)
4. Mike Leach, WSU, $3.5 million (39)
5. Chip Kelly, UCLA, $3.3 million (40)
6. Mike MacIntyre, Colorado, $2.88 million (45)
7. Clay Helton, USC, $2.63 million (47)
8. Mario Cristobal, Oregon, $2.5 million (54)
9. Kevin Sumlin, Arizona, $2 million (61)
10. Herm Edwards, ASU, $2 million (62)
11. Jonathan Smith, OSU, $1.9 million (63)
12. Justin Wilcox, Cal, $1.5 million (74)
https://www.seattletimes.com/sports...sen-now-the-highest-paid-coach-in-the-pac-12/