I suspect coaches salary has a lot to do with this.

66 $4,707,053   Xavier  Chris Mack (since 2009)
67 $4,664,098   Rhode Island  Dan Hurley (since 2012)
81 $4,080,845   Temple  Fran Dunphy (since 2006)
83 $3,978,866   Dayton  Archie Miller (since 2011)
84 $3,971,226   Richmond  Chris Mooney (since 2005)
85 $3,924,026   Butler  Brad Stevens (since 2007)
86 $3,891,806   Duquesne  Jim Ferry (since 2012)
88 $3,803,913   VCU Shaka Smart (since 2009)
95 $3,346,930   Fordham  Tom Pecora (since 2010)
96 $3,245,466   Massachusetts  Derek Kellogg (since 2008)
98 $3,101,169   Saint Louis Rick Majerus (since 2007)
99 $3,089,503   Saint Joseph's Phil Martelli (since 1995)
105 $2,800,069   GW  Mike Lonergan (since 2011)
106 $2,768,873   George Mason Paul Hewitt (since 2011)
112 $2,559,471   Charlotte Alan Major (since 2010)
148 $2,060,910   Saint Bonaventure Mark Schmidt (since 2007)
151 $2,046,119   La Salle  John Giannini (since 2004)

19 $7,344,213   Pittsburgh Jamie Dixon (since 2003)

233 $1,356,722  Robert Morris Andrew Toole (since 2010)

Last edited by DUMgr (3/29/2013 11:01 am)

ElDuque wrote:

Don't forget, Pitt's budget includes player salaries.

 

Actually, I think this is one era where Pitt is pretty clean. It's why they can't really get over the hump. Jamie is a good guy, and won't get down in the mud.