Sumrall got $16.5 million for staff salary pool… Good/bad?

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That’s not what he’s asking about.

Idk but that seems like plenty

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Reports are Kiffin got $13-15M from revenue share and another $10M from private donor guarantees at a minimum

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This is for NIL. LSU doesn’t have a cap on staff salary.

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Idk but that seems like plenty

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i found this:

https://www.footballscoop.com/2025/03/03/usa-today-releases-annual-assistant-coaching-salary-database

it's from a year ago but it states:

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SEC
1. Blake Baker, LSU defensive coordinator: $2.5 million
2. Pete Golding, Ole Miss defensive coordinator: $2.15 million
3. Glenn Schumann, Georgia defensive coordinator: $2.003 million
4. Pete Kwiatkowski, Texas defensive coordinator: $1.8 million
5. Brad White, Kentucky defensive coordinator: $1.75 million

Highest-paid staffs
1. Georgia: $10.332 million
2. Alabama: $9.475 million
3. LSU: $9.3 million
4. Texas: $9.1 million
5. Ole Miss: $8.225 million

Big Ten
Highest-paid assistants
1. Wink Martindale, Michigan defensive coordinator: $2.3 million
2. Jim Knowles, Ohio State defensive coordinator: $2.2 million
3. Chip Kelly, Ohio State offensive coordinator: $2 million
4. Tosh Lupoi, Oregon defensive coordinator: $1.9 million
4. Phil Parker, Iowa defensive coordinator: $1.9 million

Highest-paid staffs
1. Ohio State: $11.425 million
2. Michigan: $9.384 million
3. Oregon: $8.225 million
4. Iowa: $7.9 million
5. Washington: $7.2 million

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so, it sounds like the cap will never get reached.

i'm sure each teams analysts get paid out of the pool, but even then...

They are going to spend more on coaches than players? O...k...

I thought for sure we’d never see you again, shite break

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So their total coaching salaries are going from 14 million to 24 million?

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that would be wild. i'm thinking Sumrall's salary is part of the $16.5 million. so i guess we are poor.

Florida got a good coach and they’re letting him finish the season.