Do private D1 coaches tend to make more than state D1 coaches? Example: Santa Clara v. San Diego State, USF v. UC Irvine
California coaches, private or public, tend to make more than the vast majority of coaches around the country.
Nope - as pointed out, those numbers are specifically (and carefully) just for men's soccer coaches and assistants (shockingly, women's soccer coaches are usually paid less...). UNCGSOCCER - you probably should look into the numbers carefully, as the "real world" average is quite a bit less than $80K. The simple weighted average for all reported men's soccer coaches is under $43K. The numbers are relatively skewed by the small number of D1 coaches that make ~$100K+ in the FBS category. If you remove just the D1-FBS figures from the picture, the average for men's college soccer coaches is ~$37.5K. D2 & D3 are where the positions are - just not the same money. And I'd be willing to wager at least one chilled naturally-carbonated adult beverage that there are a whole lot more soccer coaches around than total positions available...
UNCG- As you say you are considering college coaching as a career- a few things to think about besides $ On the negative side-success in the hands of 16-24 year old men and women On the positive side- have a real impact on those same kids lives On the negative side- salaries relatively low On the positive- can be a great lifestyle-working in a fun environment, usually your "own boss" earlier than in other fields (AD doesn't care if you are in the office at 9:00am as long as you get the job done),getting paid to be involved in the game you presumably love neg- might need to move around to work your way up the ladder pos- live in great locations etc, etc I know you probably know all of this but just one old guys thoughts beyond $$$
All those are valid points, i appreciate your imput. As I look into coaching further I will take those into consideration.
I read several years ago that the average Texas HS football coach makes about $110,000.00/yr and some of the top guys were knocking down $140,000.00 plus. I scratched my head and then realized Yup it's Texas football