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New Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer has received an eight-year contract worth at least $87 million, and the school also gave basketball coach Nate Oats and athletic director Greg Byrne raises and extensions.
“High-level investment from high-level coaches is an important part of the success that we’ve had in our department,” Byrne told trustees. “I feel strongly that we continue to show that with the additional steps we’re taking today.” Oats’ new six-year contract calls for him to make $5 million this year, rising to $7.55 million in his final year through March 14, 2030.
Like DeBoer, Alabama gave Byrne an eight-year deal, set to pay him just over $2 million annually. Byrne took over as athletic director in January 2017 and was charged with replacing Saban, who won six of his titles at Alabama.
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