Pay for new Power Five football coaches
Dec 13, 2017 - 1:14 PM Power Five schools that handed out eight-figure contracts to football coaches this fall could face millions in new taxes on those coaches' salaries if the tax overhaul becomes law. Here's a look at how much the new coaches are making and the potential tax burden on the universities: Arizona State: Herm Edwards: five years, $12.5 million total, $2.5 million annually. Potential tax burden: $2.5 million total, $500,000 annually. Pay cut: $700,000 annually over predecessor Todd Graham. ___ Arkansas: Chad Morris: six years, $21 million total, $3.5 million annually. Potential tax burden: $4.2 million total, $700,000 annually. Pay cut: $700,000 annually over predecessor Bret Bielema. ___ Florida: Dan Mullen: six years, $36.6 million total, $6.1 million annually. Potential tax burden: $7.32 million total, $1.22 million annually. Raise: $1.6 million annually over predecessor Jim McElwain. ___ Florida State: Willie Taggart: six years, $30 million total, $5 million annually. Potential tax burden: $6 million total, $1 million annually. Pay cut: $700,000 annually over predecessor Jimbo Fisher. ___ Mississippi: (asterisk)Matt Luke: four years, $12.6 million total, $3.15 million annually. Potential tax burden: $2.52 million total, $630,000 annually. Pay cut: $1.55 million annually over predecessor Hugh Freeze. ___ Mississippi State: Joe Moorhead: four years, $11 million total, $2.75 million annually. Potential tax burden: $2.2 million total, $440,000 annually. Pay cut: $1.75 million annually over predecessor Dan Mullen. ___ Nebraska: Scott Frost: seven years, $35 million total, $5 million annually. Potential tax burden: $7 million total, $1 million annually. Raise: $2.1 million annually over predecessor Mike Riley. ___ Oregon: Mario Cristobal: five years, $12.5 million total, $2.5 million annually. Potential tax burden: $2.5 million total, $500,000 annually. Pay cut of $400,000 annually over predecessor Willie Taggart. ___ Oregon State: Jonathan Smith: five years, $9.5 million total, $1.9 million annually. Potential tax burden: $1.9 million total, $380,000 annually. Pay cut: $750,000 annually over predecessor Gary Andersen. ___ Tennessee: Jeremy Pruitt: six years, $22.8 million total, $3.8 million annually. Potential tax burden: $4.56 million total, $760,000 annually. Pay cut: $300,000 annually over predecessor Butch Jones. ___ Texas A&M: Jimbo Fisher: 10 years, $75 million total, $7.5 million annually. Potential tax burden: $15 million total, $1.5 million annually. Raise: $2.5 million a year annually over predecessor Kevin Sumlin. ___ UCLA: Chip Kelly: five years, $23.3 million total, $4.66 million annually. Potential tax burden: $4.66 million total, $932,000 annually. Raise: $1.1 million annually over predecessor Jim Mora. ___ (asterisk)Matt Luke coached Mississippi for the entire season as interim coach before he was given a contract after the season.No one has shouted yet.
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