The 10 Highest Paid College Football Coaches In 2025–And How They’re Doing So Far

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00:00The 10 highest-paid college football coaches in 2025 and how they're doing so far.

00:06Brian Kelly, LSU $9.9 million.

00:10Kelly has a 296-108-2 career mark, 9-5 in bowls, and must deliver playoff success beyond LSU's 10-win seasons.

00:21Bill Belichick, University of North Carolina, $10 million.

00:25Belichick, in his first college season, started 0-2 with heavy losses, raising doubts about his UNC tenure.

00:34Lincoln Riley, USC $10.2 million.

00:37Riley is 30-15 at USC with recent bowl struggles and mounting pressure after back-to-back, underwhelming seasons.

00:46Kalen DeBoer, University of Alabama, $10.25 million.

00:50DeBoer is 9-4 in his first season at Alabama, highlighted by an upset over Georgia and playoff contention.

00:59Deion Sanders, University of Colorado, $10.8 million.

01:04Sanders is 15-15 at Colorado, rebuilt its profile with NIL stars despite continued on-field inconsistency.

01:11Steve Sarkisian, University of Texas, Austin, $10.8 million.

01:18Sarkisian is 41-18 at Texas, led them to a CFP win, and faces expectations to restore Longhorn's dominance.

01:27Dan Lanning, University of Oregon, $11 million.

01:31Lanning is 40-6 at Oregon, already top-two ranked, and a successful national title contender since 2022.

01:41Dabo Swinney, Clemson University, $11.5 million.

01:45Swinney is 181-50 at Clemson, won 2016 and 2018 national championships, but faces recruiting-era questions.

01:55Ryan Day, Ohio State University, $12.5 million.

02:00Day won the 2024 national title at Ohio State and maintains Buckeyes status as a playoff powerhouse.

02:07Kirby Smart, University of Georgia, $13 million.

02:13Smart is 108-20 at Georgia, claimed 2021 and 2022 national titles, and leads a perennial SEC dynasty.

02:22The

02:24Dynasty