The Georgia Bulldogs have the second-biggest football assistant coach pay allotment of any school in the country at $10.3 million. Only Ohio State pays their assistant coaches more than Georgia.
Georgia’s assistants are worth it. The Bulldogs have won two of the last three national championships and have made four straight SEC championship appearances (two SEC title wins).
Georgia has three of the top 30 highest paid assistants in the country. USA TODAY looked at over salary and bonus amounts for over 1,100 assistant college football coaches (at public schools only).
The country’s highest paid assistant is LSU defensive coordinator Blake Baker at $2.5 million. The country’s lowest paid assistant makes $50,000 highlighting pay gap between the nation’s elite Power Four programs and lower tier Group of Five schools.
How much does every Georgia football assistant coach make?
- Co-defensive coordinator Glenn Schumann: $2,003,000 (No. 7 highest paid assistant in the country)
- Co-defensive coordinator Travaris Robinson: $1,503,000 (No. 20)
- Offensive coordinator Mike Bobo: $1,403,000 (No. 28)
- Defensive line Tray Scott: $1,205,000 (No. 44)
- Tight ends Todd Hartley: $878,000 (No. 100)
- Cornerbacks Donte Williams: $828,000 (No. 120)
- Offensive line Stacy Searels: $778,000 (No. 134)
- Wide receivers James Coley: $653,000 (No. 183)
- Outside linebackers Chidera Uzo-Diribe: $628,000 (No. 198)
- Running backs Josh Crawford: $453,000 (No. 334)
