Hockeybuckeye
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Who can tell me what D-1 head coaches make each year around the country? I'm really interested how broad the spectrum is.
For the WCHA from http://blogs.denverpost.com/sports/2009/07/17/gwozdecky-is-wchas-highest-paid-coach/
Alaska Anchorage — Dave Shyiak, $110,000 in 2009-10, contract through 2011-12
Colorado College – Scott Owens, financial terms unavailable, contract through 2012-13
Denver – George Gwozdecky, base and length unavailable
Minnesota – Don Lucia, $222,789 in 2007-08, contract through 2011-12
Minnesota Duluth – Scott Sandelin, $150,000 in 2009-10, contract through 2011-12
Minnesota State- Mankato – Troy Jutting, $138,000 in 2008-09, expected to sign contract extension
Michigan Tech – Jamie Russell, $116,759 in 2008-09, contract through 2011-12
North Dakota – Dave Hakstol, $210,000 in 2007-08, contract through 2011-12
St. Cloud State – Bob Motzko, $167,000 in 2008-09, contract through 2014-15
Wisconsin – Mike Eaves, $229,511 in 2008-09, contract through 2013-14
I just looked real quick and found that Rico made $140,000 in 2008 at Miami. Don't know if it has changed since then.
I hope he has a lot of bonus clauses as with what he's accomplished there the man is grossly underpaid in his base earnings, at least compared to others making a whole lot more while producing less.
Hence why any "major coaching" openings make Miami fans somewhat nervous. I don't know what the price is to pull a coach away from his alma matter but there are some schools with coaching issues out there that might take a stab at guessing it. At the same time you would hope that after last season that number has gone up somewhat. I don't think he is going anywhere tho.
Anyone know the ECAC coaches?
Not many people will know unless the schools released it in a press release or they are on the inside as all 12 ECAC schools are private institutions.
State schools have to give that information out, hence what you will see in that WCHA post. 8 of the 10 schools had salaries given. MTU was the only private school in that league to post information. DU and CC did not give their info.
State schools have to give that information out, hence what you will see in that WCHA post. 8 of the 10 schools had salaries given. MTU was the only private school in that league to post information. DU and CC did not give their info.
Michigan Tech is not a private university, hence why it is reported as required.
Not many people will know unless the schools released it in a press release or they are on the inside as all 12 ECAC schools are private institutions.
State schools have to give that information out, hence what you will see in that WCHA post. 8 of the 10 schools had salaries given. MTU was the only private school in that league to post information. DU and CC did not give their info.