How the revenue gap is starting to affect non revenue sports as well...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2019/08/12/ncaa-power-5-schools-steeply-raising-pay-non-revenue-sport-coaches/1946843001/


Quote:... USA TODAY Sports examined the total compensation each of the Power Five public schools reported paying head coaches in 23 sports other than football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball in 2013 and 2018. Including salaries, benefits and bonuses, the combined compensation for those coaches grew by about 43% over that time.

The rate of increase those schools reported for their football head coaches over that time was almost 51%. ...

►The average compensation in softball has increased by an average of almost 62% across the Power Five from 2013 to 2018, with 11 schools paying more than $400,000 and Oklahoma’s Patty Gasso totaling $1.22 million in salary, bonuses and benefitsfor 2018, when the Sooners advanced to the NCAA Women’s College World Series semifinals.

►Among the eight SEC schools that sponsor women's gymnastics, average coach compensation was $315,860 in 2018. For the other four leagues, the average was $196,068.

►In baseball, the average head coach compensation has increased from $430,228 to $651,445 between 2013 and 2018.

►At least 12 men’s golf coaches totaled more than $300,000 in compensation for 2018, 17 women’s soccer coaches and 10 men’s soccer coaches surpassed $250,000. Additionally, the average paid to wrestling coaches in the Power Five increased by 55% to $266,000. ...


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