FOOTBALL USA Today story on the highest paid College Football Asssitants...

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USA Today released their annual piece on assistant coaching salaries today.

Most surprising in the piece is the fact that 15 assistant coaches belong to the elusive $1 million per year club. Of those 15, three of them are on the Michigan staff (Don Brown, Pep Hamilton, and Tim Drevno.

Here’s a full list of those 15 coaches, via a screenshot of the

Huepel checked in at #45 with his $700,000 salary, complete liest HERE: USA Today table.

1. LSU – Dave Aranda – $1.8 million
2. Clemson – Brent Venables – $1.7 million
3. Texas A&M – John Chavis – $1.608 million
4. LSU – Matt Canada – $1.505 million
5. Michigan – Don Brown – $1.3 million
6. Alabama – Jeremy Pruitt – $1.3 million
7. Auburn – Kevin Steele – $1.2 million
8. Alabama – Brian Daboll – $1.2 million
9. Tennessee – Bob Shoop – $1.155 million
10. Michigan – Pep Hamilton – $1.15 million
11. Michigan – Tim Drevno – $1.15 million
12. Oregon – Jim Leavitt – $1.15 million
13. Florida – Doug Nussmeier – $1.44 million
14. Texas – Todd Orlando – $1.1 million
15. Wesley McGriff – $1 million

As you can see, three of the highest paid assistants in college football are on the defensive side of the ball in LSU’s Dave Aranda, Clemson’s Brent Venables, and Texas A&M’s John Chavis.

 

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