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Ohio State Football Assistant Coaching Salaries.

An assistant coach wearing a black shirt and gray pants walks on the field, surrounded by players in red uniforms with silver helmets.

The assistant coaches for the 2024 National Champion Ohio State Buckeyes will be paid a total of $11.775 million dollars in 2025.

The highest paid will be new Defensive Coordinator Matt Patricia. He is getting $2.5 million dollars. That’s $300,000 more than former DC Jim Knowles got, though it is less than what Penn State is paying him this season, which $3.1 million.

Offensive Coordinator and Wide Receivers coach Brian Hartline will make $2 million dollars.

To me, Brian is worth every single penny if not more. Ohio State is WR U in college football. It’s a pipeline that is unmatched in the sport right now.

Co-Defensive Coordinator and Secondary Coach Tim Walton is making $1.8 million dollars after his promotion in the offseason.

Longtime Defensive Line Coach Larry Johnson will make $1.4 million dollars. His current contract expires in 2026.

This gives the Buckeyes 4 assistant coaches making over $1 million dollars in salary.

The rest are as follows…..

Tyler Bowen – OL Coach/Running Game Coordinator – $900,000.

Matt Guerrieri – S Coach/Passing Game Coordinator – $900,000.

Keenan Bailey – Co Offensive Coordinator/TE Coach – $650,000.

Carlos Locklyn – Running Backs Coach – $650,000.

James Laurinaitis – Linebackers Coach – $500,000.

Billy Fester – Quarterbacks Coach – $475,000.

All this money, tied together with Head Coach Ryan Day’s $12.5 million dollar salary, from his brand new 8-year contract; Ohio State will pay its football coaching staff over $24 million dollars.

This does not include all the Quality Control Coaches or Graduate Assistants, who are also a key part of the Ohio State coaching staff.

Question…..Do you think the coaching are getting paid too much???

– by Sean McKenzie

Information courtesy of…..elevenwarriors and cleveland.com

Photo and video courtesy of…..cleveland.com and YouTube.

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