comes this juicy nugget:
It will be some time before anyone accurately can assess Charlie Weis’ complete severance package from Notre Dame. But his compensation for at least one fiscal year provides some clarity in the mystery surrounding the ex-Irish football coach’s income.
Weis earned $2,927,090 from July 2008 to June 2009, according to federal tax documents the Tribune obtained Wednesday.
Whether that money Notre Dame reported on its Form 990 tax return for that fiscal year represents the full scope of the ex-Irish football coach’s income is unclear.
But that’s not the best part. Here’s the punchline:
And ex-football coach Ty Willingham remained on the university payroll, so to speak, for yet one more year, earning $650,000 from Notre Dame — $910 more than Weis was paid, officially, by the school. [Emphasis added.]
Maybe he had a better year.
It’s good work if you can get it.
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Football coaching is the cushiest gig ever. Worst-case scenario is you stink bad at your job to get fired — and they still pay you six figures to do no work at all.
I mean, I’ve been out of work for 10 months now — to think I could’ve been on the Willingham Plan this whole time. Just so you know, Notre Dame, I charge way less than Ty and I’m a good Catholic boy to boot — you give me, oh, a hundred grand a year to not do anything, plus full medical and dental, and we’ll call it even.
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Try telling that to Jim Leavitt and Mike Leach.
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