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Tuioti Signs Contract Extension, Receives Raise - Other Coaches Salaries Listed

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LINCOLN — All 10 Nebraska football assistants now have two-year contracts.
Nine were signed in February, and defensive line coach Tony Tuioti signed his contract last week to make 10. Tuioti, entering his third season at NU, also received a raise from $375,000 to $400,000 per year.
All assistant coach contracts run through Dec. 31, 2022.
Husker head coach Scott Frost chose to retain all 10 assistants on his staff after a 3-5 season.

"It was a pretty easy decision for me," Frost said this winter. "I believe in these guys as individuals."
Cumulatively, the 10 assistants — plus strength coach Zach Duval — now make $4.95 million per year, just shy of the $5 million made by Frost.

Salaries for the Husker coaches:

Erik Chinander, defensive coordinator, $800,000
Matt Lubick, offensive coordinator, $500,000
Greg Austin, offensive line coach/run game coordinator, $500,000
Mike Dawson, outside linebackers, $500,000
Travis Fisher, defensive backs coach, $450,000
Ryan Held, running backs coaches/recruiting coordinator, $400,000
Zach Duval, strength coach, $400,000
Tony Tuioti, defensive line, $400,000
Sean Beckton, tight ends coach, $400,000
Mario Verduzco, quarterbacks, $375,000
Barrett Ruud, inside linebackers, $225,000
 
"It was a pretty easy decision for me," Frost said"

I bet.
Seems pretty clear that Frost is loyal to his staff and wants continuity. So it probably was an easy decision. Whether his staff choices are good is another matter.
 
Is there a reason Tuioti was the only hold out in February? The article from February said his contract was still awaiting final signatures. Three months seems like a lot of time for a coaching contract to he “finalized” unless there were some ongoing negotiations or something.
 
Is there a reason Tuioti was the only hold out in February? The article from February said his contract was still awaiting final signatures. Three months seems like a lot of time for a coaching contract to he “finalized” unless there were some ongoing negotiations or something.
I would guess he wanted more money and Frost and the athletic department didn't want to give out raises because they didn't make any money last year.
 
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