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Football Coaches' Salaries
I'm curious as to what London Sr and his staff are making.

London hauled in $2.63 mil his last season at UVA but I believe that was a buyout amount.

I've seen $300-400k (base + incentives) as an assistant at UMD. I'm guessing Howard--at least--matched that.

If I'm not mistaken, Jimmye made just north of $300k a year with auto and bonuses.

I'll bet Mike London Sr is on the books for $350-400 grand but it doesn't look like anyone has filed a FOIA request to nail down a proper number.

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12-25-2018 10:46 AM
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it is public knowledge that London made a salary of 400K per year at Howard
12-28-2018 09:57 PM
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