The wages of university football head instructors have actually skyrocketed recently, owing to a fast rise in the economic arms race amongst the country’s leading programs.
Essentially, the Michigan Wolverines have actually been along for the trip. Michigan drew Jim Harbaugh to change Brady Hoke after the 2014 period by using him a much greater income than his precursor. Nevertheless, Harbaugh approved a pay cut before last period that substantially minimized his profits for 2021. Currently, coming off an University Football Playoff berth, Harbaugh is readied to obtain $8.05 million in 2022.
With all that in mind, Wolverines Cable provides the yearly settlement paid to College of Michigan head football instructors over the previous years listed below.
[Source: USA TODAY college football coaching salary database; figures do not include income from non-university sources, incentive bonuses or the value of perks and benefits.]
2012 – Brady Hoke
Michigan instructor Brady Hoke chews out his group throughout a video game versus Ohio State in Columbus, Ohio, on Nov. 24, 2012. (AP Photo/Jay LaPrete)
Pay from college: $3,046,120
Last document: 8-5
Postseason: Shed Wilderness Dish to South Carolina, 33-28
2013 – Brady Hoke
Michigan instructor Brady Hoke sees his group heat up before a video game versus Penn State at Beaver Arena in State University, Pennsylvania, on Oct. 12, 2013. (Matthew O’Haren-USA TODAY Sports)
Pay from college: $4,154,000 (consists of $1.5 million in retention pay)
Last document: 7-6
Postseason: Shed Buffalo Wild Wings Dish to Kansas State, 31-14
2014 – Brady Hoke
Michigan instructor Brady Hoke responds throughout a video game versus Penn State at Michigan Arena on Oct. 11, 2014. (Andrew Weber-USA TODAY Sports)
Pay from college: $2,854,000
Last document: 5-7
Postseason: none
2015 – Jim Harbaugh
Michigan instructor Jim Harbaugh views on throughout a video game versus Minnesota at TCF Financial Institution Arena in Minneapolis on Oct. 31, 2015. (Jesse Johnson-USA TODAY Sports)
Pay from college: $7,004,000 (consists of $2 million finalizing bonus offer)
Last document: 10-3
Postseason: Won Citrus Astonish Florida, 41-7
2016 – Jim Harbaugh
Michigan instructor Jim Harbaugh sees his group heat up prior to a video game versus Michigan State at Spartan Arena in East Lansing on Oct. 29, 2016. (Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports)
Pay from college: $9,004,000 (consists of $4 million in retention repayments)
Last document: 10-3
Postseason: Shed Orange Dish to Florida State, 33-32
2017 – Jim Harbaugh
Michigan instructor Jim Harbaugh prepares to lead his group onto the area prior to a video game versus Florida at AT&T Arena in Arlington, Texas, on Sept. 2, 2017. (Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports)
Pay from college: $7,004,000 (consists of $2 million retention settlement)
Last document: 8-5
Postseason: Shed Wilderness Dish to South Carolina, 26-19
2018 – Jim Harbaugh
Michigan instructor Jim Harbaugh strolls along the sideline throughout a video game versus Michigan State at Spartan Arena in East Lansing on Oct. 20, 2018. (Mike Carter-USA TODAY Sports)
Pay from college: $7,504,000 (consists of $2 million retention settlement)
Last document: 10-3
Postseason: Shed Peach Dish to Florida, 41-15
2019 – Jim Harbaugh
Michigan instructor Jim Harbaugh views on prior to a video game versus Rutgers at Michigan Arena on Sept. 28, 2019. (Raj Mehta-USA TODAY Sports)
Pay from college: $7,504,000 (consists of $2 million retention settlement)
Last document: 9-4
Postseason: Shed Citrus Dish to Alabama, 35-16
2020 – Jim Harbaugh
Michigan head instructor Jim Harbaugh sees the activity throughout a video game versus Michigan State at Michigan Arena on Oct. 31, 2020. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
Pay from college: $7,785,279 (consists of $2 million retention settlement and also pandemic pay decrease of $268,721)
Last document: 2-4
Postseason: none
2021 – Jim Harbaugh
Michigan instructor Jim Harbaugh commemorates a goal versus Ohio State at Michigan Arena on Nov. 27, 2021. (Junfu Han / Detroit Free Press / U.S.A. TODAY Network)
Pay from college: $4,000,000
Last document: 12-2
Postseason: Won Big 10 National Championship over Iowa, 42-3
Shed Orange Dish (CFP semifinal) to Georgia, 34-11