Post by leo16 on Jul 10, 2021 21:40:33 GMT -5
After seeing the below tweet I decided to see how compensation has lined up across the MAAC. The most recent season available is 19-20.
For the men,
Cluess - $786k
Dunleavy - $720k
Rice - $512k
Masiello - $455k
Dunne - $358k (His first first season at Marist isn't shown, but did see his last year at SPU he made $220k, so big jump coming to Poughkeepsie. Maker was also paid his $244k 19-20)
Young - $315k
Maciarello - $283k
Baggett- $281k
Witherspoon - $256k
Niagara and St. Peter's did not have their coaches pay listed among their key employees
On the women's side only two coaches were listed:
Ali Jacques made $173k in 19-20.
Fabbri over the last three years made:
$420k, $502k, and $514k. Third highest overall in 19-20 out of the men and women.
Giorgis isn't listed on Marist's filings at all, even though the school lists salaries down to $135k for the college's Chief of Staff.
Not sure if the pay is more spread with Coach Doughty being an associate HC, but definitely eye opening regardless seeing QU's investment in basketball.
And for anyone curious
projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/141442493
For the men,
Cluess - $786k
Dunleavy - $720k
Rice - $512k
Masiello - $455k
Dunne - $358k (His first first season at Marist isn't shown, but did see his last year at SPU he made $220k, so big jump coming to Poughkeepsie. Maker was also paid his $244k 19-20)
Young - $315k
Maciarello - $283k
Baggett- $281k
Witherspoon - $256k
Niagara and St. Peter's did not have their coaches pay listed among their key employees
On the women's side only two coaches were listed:
Ali Jacques made $173k in 19-20.
Fabbri over the last three years made:
$420k, $502k, and $514k. Third highest overall in 19-20 out of the men and women.
Giorgis isn't listed on Marist's filings at all, even though the school lists salaries down to $135k for the college's Chief of Staff.
Not sure if the pay is more spread with Coach Doughty being an associate HC, but definitely eye opening regardless seeing QU's investment in basketball.
And for anyone curious
projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/141442493