PAC-12 Committment to Football
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Pac-12 football ROI: Deion Sanders becomes the third highest-paid coach as Colorado antes up
Colorado agreed to pay Deion Sanders almost $6 million annual, a huge sum compared to previous CU coaches.
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John Wilner article on PAC-12 Presidents/Chancellors committment to football. Interesting read. Wilner suggests that CU’s hiring of Deion Sanders is a serious commitment to football. Kliakoff has stated that he will include a discussion of football ROI in every meeting with his 12 bosses. Wilner gives a summary of the earnings/salary ofvthe head coaches. Coach Whitt is the #2 highest paid coach in the conference at $6.83M per year, behind only Riley at ~$10M.