grunkiejr
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If I'm not mistaken, Mitch Browning and company had 10 one year contracts. All assistants are on one year contracts.
This is where it got tricky as their contracts renewed as of a certain date...maybe Jan 1, so Maturi wanted to either re-sign Mase or else let him go as to not get stuck with 10 assistant coaches salary's as they automatically renew when the clock struck midnight on whatever date.
They were all on one year contracts and renwed each year.
Withers, Roof and Dunbar were exceptions and probably since the head coach is always given at least 3 years to get his system in place, thus allowed to hire assistants more long term.
I would assume big time coordinators at some big schools probably have multi year deals too.
A lot of it has to do with the market. Regardless of what Cal thought of Dunbar, he had an offensive coordinator job and Minnesota had to give him a guarantee for some period of time for him to make the move. Roof was a linebackers coach so to get him to take DC at Minnesota we didn't have to give more than a year-to-year contract. Cosgrove was sitting at home and Lee was an assistant coach with a year-to-year contract so the Gophers don't have to give a guaranteed contract to convince them to serve as co-DC. The only thing that would change that is if one of them had a competing offer and Minnesota had to trump the offer to keep the coach.
In corporate America this is common for VP level jobs that pay $150,000+ or jobs with high incentive pay within the compensation structure.