Million dollar man? Mike Holloway signs contract extension with Florida that will keep him through 2032. He made 734k last year.

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    rojo

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    3 years ago 08/04/2022 7:27pm EDT

    Any chance he'll be the first NCAA track coach to make a million?

    On Thursday, Holloway was rewarded with a 10-year contract extension that will keep him with the Gators through the 2032 season.

    Terms were not disclosed, but the deal places him among the highest-paid coaches in the sport. This past season, Holloway made a base salary of $321,200, with bonuses that increased his total compensation to $734.040. By 2024, Holloway's longevity and equipment bonuses, currently at $80,000 and $100,000, will increase to $125,000 and $145,000.

    gatorsports.com
    Winning track record: Championship coach Mike Holloway gets 10-year extension from Florida
    @Gator_sports
    florida-track-gators-uf-coach-mike-holloway-mouse-NCAA-championships
    Link:www.gatorsports.com/story/more-sports/...

  • Niccccccceeeeee

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    3 years ago 08/04/2022 7:30pm EDT
    re: rojo

    Good for him!

  • important question

    Anonymous Poster

    3 years ago 08/04/2022 7:32pm EDT
    re: rojo

    Is he related to Grant Holloway?

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    SayWhat29

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    3 years ago 08/05/2022 9:04am EDT
    re: important question

    He is not related to Grant Holloway.

  • Mach 1,000,000

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    3 years ago 08/05/2022 11:38am EDT
    re: rojo

    rojo wrote:

    Any chance he'll be the first NCAA track coach to make a million?

    On Thursday, Holloway was rewarded with a 10-year contract extension that will keep him with the Gators through the 2032 season.

    Terms were not disclosed, but the deal places him among the highest-paid coaches in the sport. This past season, Holloway made a base salary of $321,200, with bonuses that increased his total compensation to $734.040. By 2024, Holloway's longevity and equipment bonuses, currently at $80,000 and $100,000, will increase to $125,000 and $145,000.

    Link:www.gatorsports.com/story/more-sports/...

    Any chance Jerry Schumacher could be pulling in 1M now?

  • THOUGHTSLEADER

    Member since 06/06/2018.

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    3 years ago 08/05/2022 11:49am EDT
    re: rojo

    rojo wrote:

    Any chance he'll be the first NCAA track coach to make a million?

    On Thursday, Holloway was rewarded with a 10-year contract extension that will keep him with the Gators through the 2032 season.

    Terms were not disclosed, but the deal places him among the highest-paid coaches in the sport. This past season, Holloway made a base salary of $321,200, with bonuses that increased his total compensation to $734.040. By 2024, Holloway's longevity and equipment bonuses, currently at $80,000 and $100,000, will increase to $125,000 and $145,000.

    Link:www.gatorsports.com/story/more-sports/...

    How much do his Pros pay him I guess I'd like to know. Holloway, Knighton (part-time), Fahnbulleh (soon) are all being coached by him. I'm sure there are more.

  • henrik

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    3 years ago 08/05/2022 11:53am EDT
    re: Mach 1,000,000

    Mach 1,000,000 wrote:

    rojo wrote:

    Any chance he'll be the first NCAA track coach to make a million?

    On Thursday, Holloway was rewarded with a 10-year contract extension that will keep him with the Gators through the 2032 season.

    Terms were not disclosed, but the deal places him among the highest-paid coaches in the sport. This past season, Holloway made a base salary of $321,200, with bonuses that increased his total compensation to $734.040. By 2024, Holloway's longevity and equipment bonuses, currently at $80,000 and $100,000, will increase to $125,000 and $145,000.

    Link:www.gatorsports.com/story/more-sports/...

    Any chance Jerry Schumacher could be pulling in 1M now?

    oregonlive.com
    Contract details for Oregon Ducks cross country, track and field coach Jerry Schumacher
    https://www.facebook.com/JamesCrepea
    Schumacher’s contract at Oregon is for seven years and worth over $3.4 million.
    Link:www.oregonlive.com/ducks/2022/08/contr...

  • Kenneth Copeland, Verified Millionaire

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    3 years ago 08/05/2022 11:54am EDT
    re: Mach 1,000,000

    Mach 1,000,000 wrote:

    rojo wrote:

    Any chance he'll be the first NCAA track coach to make a million?

    On Thursday, Holloway was rewarded with a 10-year contract extension that will keep him with the Gators through the 2032 season.

    Terms were not disclosed, but the deal places him among the highest-paid coaches in the sport. This past season, Holloway made a base salary of $321,200, with bonuses that increased his total compensation to $734.040. By 2024, Holloway's longevity and equipment bonuses, currently at $80,000 and $100,000, will increase to $125,000 and $145,000.

    Link:www.gatorsports.com/story/more-sports/...

    Any chance Jerry Schumacher could be pulling in 1M now?

    Gotta win something first.

  • va coach

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    3 years ago 08/05/2022 11:58am EDT
    re: rojo

    And he's worth every penny of it.

    Not just because he's won a few trophies lately.

    Yes, he's obviously an outstanding coach - who's produced excellent results.

    More than that:

    He's thoroughly committed to the collegiate level of the sport. He's not using his college position to score a quick turnaround to coach a tiny group of select pros, and suck big money from some shoe company for two hours of work per day.

    He's also thoroughly committed to the University of Florida. Again, not looking for a bigger payoff somewhere else. And then a bigger still payoff from yet another place.

    He's built an awesome program, which he is clearly dedicated to making even more awesome.

    He's as good of a recruiter as there is, although with his program, record, and facilities he doesn't even need to be.

    He cares about his athletes. And everyone knows it.

    He deserves a big pay day.

    He deserves a long contract.

    And UF deserves credit for giving it to him.

    The UF-Holloway model is exactly what college track and field needs more of.

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    bloviating

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    3 years ago 08/05/2022 8:40pm EDT
    re: va coach

    va coach wrote:

    And he's worth every penny of it.

    Not just because he's won a few trophies lately.

    Yes, he's obviously an outstanding coach - who's produced excellent results.

    More than that:

    He's thoroughly committed to the collegiate level of the sport. He's not using his college position to score a quick turnaround to coach a tiny group of select pros, and suck big money from some shoe company for two hours of work per day.

    He's also thoroughly committed to the University of Florida. Again, not looking for a bigger payoff somewhere else. And then a bigger still payoff from yet another place.

    He's built an awesome program, which he is clearly dedicated to making even more awesome.

    He's as good of a recruiter as there is, although with his program, record, and facilities he doesn't even need to be.

    He cares about his athletes. And everyone knows it.

    He deserves a big pay day.

    He deserves a long contract.

    And UF deserves credit for giving it to him.

    The UF-Holloway model is exactly what college track and field needs more of.

    His old school style has come around to be what makes for a solid program. He’s cut throat but that is what is required to win and he’s getting paid handsomely and deservingly for it. Sat behind their section at NCAAs in June, and if you were at Hayward you knew where the Gators section was. Loud and proud like any track meet in the state of Florida. It felt like a big family, with parents interacting, younger siblings hanging out with assistant coaches, athletes dropping by. It starts with the HC.

  • Old Big East 2

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    3 years ago 08/06/2022 5:43am EDT
    re: va coach

    It also shows how Florida values SEC and NCAA TEAM championships.

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    samcallan

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    3 years ago 08/06/2022 8:24am EDT
    re: rojo

    rojo wrote:

    Any chance he'll be the first NCAA track coach to make a million?

    On Thursday, Holloway was rewarded with a 10-year contract extension that will keep him with the Gators through the 2032 season.

    Terms were not disclosed, but the deal places him among the highest-paid coaches in the sport. This past season, Holloway made a base salary of $321,200, with bonuses that increased his total compensation to $734.040. By 2024, Holloway's longevity and equipment bonuses, currently at $80,000 and $100,000, will increase to $125,000 and $145,000.

    Link:www.gatorsports.com/story/more-sports/...

    SEC tv contract for football is helping out all the coaches. Hopefully that also means more program support and maybe funding full teams if not already doing so.

    I want a push to increase grants-in-aid limits across all sports from the NCAA. The money is there.

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    samcallan

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    3 years ago 08/06/2022 8:30am EDT
    re: Mach 1,000,000

    Mach 1,000,000 wrote:

    rojo wrote:

    Any chance he'll be the first NCAA track coach to make a million?

    On Thursday, Holloway was rewarded with a 10-year contract extension that will keep him with the Gators through the 2032 season.

    Terms were not disclosed, but the deal places him among the highest-paid coaches in the sport. This past season, Holloway made a base salary of $321,200, with bonuses that increased his total compensation to $734.040. By 2024, Holloway's longevity and equipment bonuses, currently at $80,000 and $100,000, will increase to $125,000 and $145,000.

    Link:www.gatorsports.com/story/more-sports/...

    Any chance Jerry Schumacher could be pulling in 1M now?

    I would say no. UF probably generates more revenue than UO and is about to get even more when the new tv deal kicks in. UO is getting screwed on this next round of tv deals.

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