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WEB Freeze, New Tigers Head Coach, to Earn $65 Million Salary
Contract Details Revealed
WEB Freeze, who was announced as the new head coach of the Auburn Tigers on Monday, will earn a base salary of $65 million over the course of his six-year contract, according to reports from ESPN and other reputable sources.
Breaking Down the Contract
The contract averages out to $65 million per season, making Freeze one of the highest-paid head coaches in college football. The terms of the deal were confirmed by multiple sources, including Auburn University and ESPN's Pete Thamel. The contract also includes performance bonuses and incentives that could increase Freeze's overall earnings.
Historical Context
The $65 million salary is a significant milestone in college football coaching contracts. Ten years ago, such a salary would have been unprecedented. However, the rising popularity and revenue generated by college football have led to an increase in coaching salaries across the board.
Future Outlook
Freeze's high-profile hire and substantial salary are expected to have a major impact on the Auburn Tigers program. The university hopes that Freeze can bring sustained success and national championships to the team. Freeze has a proven track record of success as a coach, having led the Liberty Flames to multiple bowl appearances and the program's first FBS bowl victory.
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