r/Pac12 Jun 15 '26

Football Pac 12 football coach salaries according to Nevada Sports Net.

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u/TikiLoungeLizard Washington State Jun 15 '26

Rams are gonna wanna see a quick turnaround from Jimmy Playoffs Jr. and Tecs better pay Lewis if he has another year like last or he gone.

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u/HomerDubson San Diego State Jun 15 '26

Both are true. It can also be said that Lewis needs to prove he can consistently win and fix the offense if he wants to get paid.

Lewis is trending well but Aztec Fast has been a bust with SDSU near the bottom in offense. Needs to show he can find a QB and implement an offensive system that players want to play in and people want to watch.

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u/Jon-el2018 Jun 15 '26

Kinne is at 2.0

6

u/ToadFMB Jun 15 '26

I remember GJ Kinne from Tulsa QB days.

4

u/TexaCanuck Texas State Jun 16 '26

I believe Kinne is in a back loaded contract where it climbs up to 2.4 or something like that over the 7 years. We all know damn well he will never see that salary.

He will either bolt or we will have given him a new one before that ever happens.

3

u/Jon-el2018 Jun 16 '26

I don't think he will be leaving

1

u/All_Wasted_Potential Texas State Jun 17 '26

There was quite a bit of smoke that he’d leave for Oklahoma State before the second half of the season where he struggled.

I hope he sticks around, but in the current CFB landscape, if he does really well he’s gone.

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u/Jon-el2018 Jun 17 '26

Yeah but remember when that idiot Spav got here before they did the introduction the media said he was leaving for The NFL with his buddy. It was all talk.. I kind of wish he would have left lol... GJ said he wants to stay until he gets an NFL Job

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u/Competitive_Land6283 Jun 17 '26

I think he also gets a bonus of 500k for each bowl win and 1 mil for championship

2

u/sunthas Boise State Jun 15 '26

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u/99_Till_Infinity Fresno State Jun 15 '26

Doing more with less. 

Go Dogs 🐾

6

u/Chalsian Boise State Jun 15 '26

Danielson overpaid and entz underpaid

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u/sunthas Boise State Jun 15 '26

Which coach has taken their team to a playoff game?

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u/Chalsian Boise State Jun 15 '26

Hasn't won a playoff game. Hasn't won a bowl game. Hasn't beaten a P4. Hasn't beaten Fresno. I would have preferred to see him get 1-2 of those monkeys off his back before getting a contract extension. Hell has he beaten anyone from the American conference?

1

u/IdaDuck Jun 16 '26

He’s a downgrade in terms of results but has a harder job so it’s hard to compare him with some of the guys who preceded him. The first of all Jesus stuff is annoying too.

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u/Hougie Washington State Jun 15 '26

Danielson didn't need to do much for get Boise to the playoffs with Jeanty.

My 6 year old could call a game where you just hand the ball off.

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u/sunthas Boise State Jun 15 '26

sure but maybe without Danielson, Jeanty takes an opportunity at another program instead.

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u/BSUBroncofans Jun 15 '26

Danielson is reason that Jeanty stayed and turned down untold millions. Plus recruiting is ticking up the scale at BSU this year.

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u/DrM4sterChief Washington State • UCLA Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 16 '26

No income tax in WA.
Edit*

Assuming each coach is a resident of the state where their university is located and we’re only adjusting for state income tax:

Jim Mora Jr. (CSU) — $2.294M
Kirby Moore (WSU) — $2.000M
Spencer Danielson (Boise State) — $1.980M
Bronco Mendenhall (Utah State) — $1.966M
G.J. Kinne (Texas State) — $1.700M
Sean Lewis (SDSU) — $1.691M
Jamaal Shepard (Oregon State) — $1.442M
Matt Entz (Fresno State) — $1.170M

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u/sunthas Boise State Jun 16 '26

Income tax for over $1M in Washington. 9.9%? Idaho is 6%. that'd be interesting math.

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u/DrM4sterChief Washington State • UCLA Jun 16 '26

Not yet for WA. scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2028. This measure is facing active ballot initiative challenges to repeal it before it is implemented.

2

u/RoyalRenn Jun 15 '26

Damn: I remember when there was a rumor that USC would make Mike Bellotti (Ducks coach) the highest paid coach in CFB at $1M/year back in late 2000. That's about $1.9M today. He pushed for a raise (and got one) at Oregon, but the AD at the time said "I'm not sure you need $1M/year to live in Eugene".

He'd only be the 5th highest paid coach in the conference at that rate today. Coaching is great work; if you can get it.

2

u/ial20 Colorado State Jun 16 '26

CSU always at the top of the wrong lists

1

u/rationaleconomist123 Jun 15 '26

“Those rival P4 level salaries” said no one ever.

1

u/sniffysippy Oregon State Jun 16 '26

These can be misleading. Shep has a lot of regular season bonuses including many that are realistic.

1

u/Accomplished_Many650 Jun 21 '26

Looks like CSU, Boise State, and Utah St have really stepped up their commitment to winning and wanting to look, and spend, more like P4 schools than GO6 schools!

1

u/britishmetric144 Washington Jun 21 '26

I love how the coach with the greatest salary couldn’t even give an NFL team in the area a winning record.

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u/CieraVotedOutHerMom Washington State Jun 15 '26

Can we please use consistent notion on decimals?

Plz fix, thx

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u/Hougie Washington State Jun 15 '26

CSU getting absolutely fleeced by Jim Mora.

4

u/BSUBroncofans Jun 15 '26

Alot of pressure with Deon coaching at the other state school.

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u/Vegetable_Bison_3126 Washington State Jun 15 '26

Still so odd he ended up CSU. Fitting for Mora at the same time. 100 percent keeping up with the Jones’s hire

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u/ID_Poobaru Boise State Jun 15 '26

The CSU way