Details Of Cortez Hankton's New Contract At LSU Have Been Revealed

By Staff ReporterJan 19, 20224:35 pmDiscuss the story36
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New LSU passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach Cortez Hankton will receive a three-year contract at LSU worth an average of $900,000 per year, according to his term sheet.

Hankton, a native of New Orleans, La., joined LSU's staff this week. He was previously the passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach at Georgia where he made $550,000 in 2021, according to reports.

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Crusty54 months
Does Woody's hand ever get tired of writing all of those zeros on checks?
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CDawson54 months
It’s all he knows. Spend spend spend and hope it works out.
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Springlake Tiger54 months
Have to be honest, that is ridiculous.
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LSU FSU Grad54 months
No wonder he was so willing to leave UGA for here.
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Play_Neck54 months
brb going learn to coach positions
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BigRaggedyTiger54 months
Sheesh, I am in the wrong line of work.
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Willie Stroker54 months
Should have studied less in school
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lsusteven54 months
If LSU wins, no one gives a damn about salaries. If LSU doesn’t win, it will matter.
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tigersquad8954 months
What exactly is on this guys resume to get paid higher than most OC’s?
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PurpleEcho54 months
A National title
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Hurricane Mike54 months
People like to think Saban sets the coaching salary market, no, LSU paying every coach 50-100% more than their previous salary for the last 5+ years has. LSU: Always bidding against itself
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GeauxGutsy54 months
Hazard pay for living in BR
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GeorgeWest54 months
BR is a great place to live.
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NorthSider7254 months
Dare you to live in my old neighborhood in North BR.
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Mr Cell Phone54 months
Hell we are still paying coaching staffs from three years ago .
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BlackPot54 months
So is every other top college
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panzer54 months
This is an incredible amount of money to pay a person for anything other than the highest position in an organization. Professional and collegiate athletics are so out of touch with these pay scales that it is almost obscene.
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panzer54 months
I changed my mind. It is absolutely obscene.
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CDawson54 months
Woodward strikes again.
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cctiger6054 months
20 Billion a year industry
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Luckydog54 months
Have yall seen your O line coach salary? How about your new D line coach!! It is silly - guess water will be $5 per bottle and beers $12
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eugene1928LSU54 months
Good gosh, does he also play WR for us next year? Unbelievable money for a position coach.
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Shooter54 months
Only jealous people worry about what coaches make.
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luciouslou54 months
Or the season ticket holders who have to pay for it.
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idlewatcher54 months
Ok Hank, come to LSU and we’ll double your salary.
Hank: ok
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CDawson54 months
Trust Woodward...
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Datbayoubengal54 months
So essentially we have several position coaches that would only leave for head coaching or huge money coordinator jobs. My only guess is that they are trying to keep this coaching staff intact for years, by paying them obscene amounts of money. Not even the NFL are poaching these cats unless it's for a coordinator job
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Celery54 months
Coordinator money
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Babboo54 months
Looks like Kelly and Administration doesn’t want to play “let’s find a new staff” every off season like they did with Coach O. Pay the men you want and keep them around if you like their results. If you don’t pay them, someone else will. Get your staff and build a program.
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CAS765954 months
We worried about what this man gets paid when players are breaking banks now? Come on!
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Parrish54 months
I'd be surprised if NFL WR coaches make this much money.
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