Joe Moorhead to Miss St. 4 years / 2.7mil a year

[Sgt Brutus]

200k bonus for winning the SEC

The reported salary puts him in the bottom third for pay according to a database compiled by USA Today; Moorhead sits at right around the same mark that Vanderbilt's Derek Mason, the third lowest paid coach in the conference, is at.

Here's what Joe Moorhead will make per year as Mississippi State's head coach

 

[Sgt Brutus]

 

[ericd7633]

Awesome hire for Miss. St. Without him, I don't think Penn State has the kind of success they've had in the last 2 years. Will be interesting to see what PSU does without him.

 

[Scapegoat]

200k bonus for winning the SEC

The reported salary puts him in the bottom third for pay according to a database compiled by USA Today; Moorhead sits at right around the same mark that Vanderbilt's Derek Mason, the third lowest paid coach in the conference, is at.

Here's what Joe Moorhead will make per year as Mississippi State's head coach

Why so low? Is this a big concern for the school?

 

[Red_Alert]

Errbody likes Moorhead.

 

[B_dub]

Great pick up for the cowbells.

 

[pitman]

Good pay for a rookie HC, let him prove himself then give him a raise

 

[Kaplony]

Following Dabo's lead.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Good hire for Miss State. Everyone knows it's a stepping stone job for Moorhead, but I think he can maintain what Mullen has built in the meantime.

 

[GoldRusher]

Hey good on ya coach and welcome to the SEC.

Now, lets get down to business, How do you plan on recruiting with sanctions hanging over the program?

The NCAA is finally ruling on Ole Miss. Here's what happened during the infraction hearing.

 

[Sgt Brutus]

Hey good on ya coach and welcome to the SEC.

Now, lets get down to business, How do you plan on recruiting with sanctions hanging over the program?

The NCAA is finally ruling on Ole Miss. Here's what happened during the infraction hearing.

Wrong school

 

[Red_Alert]

Hey good on ya coach and welcome to the SEC.

Now, lets get down to business, How do you plan on recruiting with sanctions hanging over the program?

The NCAA is finally ruling on Ole Miss. Here's what happened during the infraction hearing.

 

[Wishbone]

More head more head more head!

 

[GoldRusher]

Wrong school

"Thursday marks 79 days since the COI hearing concluded in Covington, Ky., on Sept. 12, when sources say Mississippi State linebacker Leo Lewis answered questions regarding his recruitment by rival school Ole Miss, a recruitment which occurred in 2014 and 2015 when Lewis was a high school student. Lewis, a five-star linebacker who has been an anchor for Mississippi State’s defense, has acted as a central witness in the NCAA’s investigation into Ole Miss, a role that has landed him in a civil suit."


"According to multiple sources who independently verified details of the proceedings as well as documents obtained by SB Nation, Lewis provided new information at the COI hearing that he had not divulged in three previous interviews with NCAA enforcement. This included information about a cash payment Lewis said he received, not from Ole Miss, but from the father of a Mississippi State teammate before National Signing Day 2015.

According to these sources, Lewis also said that former Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen — who is now the head coach at the University of Florida — met with him to discuss his recruitment by both Ole Miss and Mississippi State months in advance of the enforcement staff’s official start of their investigation into Lewis’s recruitment."


Nope, MSU dirty too.