Top NCAA volleyball coaching salaries for 2022, 2023

Fiscal Year 2022 Compensation

Minnesota	$961,757
Texas	$957,844
Nebraska	$789,726
Wisconsin	$593,768
LSU	$498,118
Florida	$495,233
Kentucky	$494,937
Louisville	$489,892
Ohio State	$417,899
Purdue	$401,055
Texas A&M	$310,316
Georgia Tech	$303,249
Florida State	$298,586
North Carolina	$292,356
Michigan	$279,294
Washington St	$259,896
Kansas	$259,848
Oregon	$252,394
Arkansas	$247,610

2023 Base Pay

Nebraska	$725,000
Texas	$557,500
Pittsburgh	$521,833
Kentucky	$475,000
Wisconsin	$474,445
Minnesota	$425,000
Louisville	$400,000
Ohio State	$301,923
Iowa State	$290,000
Purdue	$275,000
Long Beach State	$273,000
Indiana	$256,000
LSU	$250,000
Oregon	$250,000
Kansas	$230,000
Oklahoma	$230,000
Iowa	$225,000
Georgia Tech	$220,000
Tenessee	$215,000
Utah	$208,000
Maryland	$188,980
Washington	$187,000
North Carolina	$150,000
Texas A&M	No contract

Note: We did not include private schools, which do not have release salary information. In the case of Penn State, because of a state law, we could not cull out individual volleyball compensation. The Texas A&M coach, Jamie Morrison, was paid last year, his first at the school, but did not sign a contract until later.

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