A tale of two contracts

Nick Saban’s new deal:  eight years, $6.5 million per year with a $400,000 completion bonus.

Junior’s new deal:  three years, $680,000 for the first two years and $714,000 for the third year.

Hard to question Saban’s numbers, other than why it took seven months to hash out the contract extension.   But I continue to be amazed at every new SEC offensive coordinator who does better, financially speaking, than Mike Bobo.

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19 responses to “A tale of two contracts

  1. Lrgk9

    Well, are there any behind the scenes payments to CMB would be a fair question. UGA has made addl payments available for years coming from ‘non-academic’ sources…

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  2. AusDawg85

    Cost of crayon’s is factored in.

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  3. South FL Dawg

    A 3 year contract for Junior is interesting. On the one hand he doesn’t stay anywhere. On the other hand, who besides Saban would find room for him?

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    • Dog in Fla

      Maybe it was a humanitarian hiring process by Nick to keep James Franklin from initiating a Meet the Kiffins move

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  4. Rebar

    Bobo has shown he can move the ball and get points with weak offensive lines.

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  5. cube

    The reserve fund handlers don’t like this post Senator.

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  6. sectionzalum

    Is Bobo the longest serving assistant – in terms of uninterrupted time at one school – in the SEC? Chavis and Gardner have been around longer but at multiple schools.

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  7. Bobo deserves to be in the 850 to a million a year range.

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    • No he doesn’t. He’s at his alma mater, extremely secure with his head coach who is also pretty secure in his position these days, and in a town without a high cost of living. Bobo is making what he should make due to the multitude of outside factors. Assistant coaches salaries aren’t dictated by their quality as a coach and never have been. That’s only part of the equation.

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  8. South FL Dawg

    Bobo can’t take it personally, all the Tide coaches get more money:
    http://m.espn.go.com/ncf/story?storyId=11027430

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  9. siskey

    I can only make a good argument for Chavis at LSU to make more money than Bobo. But having been to Tuscaloosa and residing in Athens, I can make many arguments why it would take more money to here than in Alabama.

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  10. JG Shellnutt

    TRAY MATTHEWS TOO?

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  11. AthensHomerDawg

    I’ve always tried the fair and balanced approached. At the end of the day Bobo has an agent/ attorney. Those two can handle his business. Come on… the man has a bunch of kids and is married to Dooley’s niece? I think he can sort it all out. Certain he already has. As an aside- my youngest will leave Georgia Law in 2017 . He will be looking for work and I highly recommend him.
    Just sayin’

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