Dabo Swinney is committing to Clemson long-term, and he’s getting a huge payday to do it.
The school announced Friday that Swinney has signed a new contract with the school that will keep him in place through 2028.
Clemson Head Football Coach Dabo Swinney and the University have agreed to a new Ten-year contract through 2028, the school announces.
— Marty Smith (@MartySmithESPN) April 26, 2019
According to FOX Sports’s Bruce Feldman, the deal is for ten years and a whopping $93 million, making Swinney the highest-paid coach in college football.
BREAKING: Dabo Swinney’s new deal at #Clemson is MASSIVE. It will be for 10 years and $93 million, per source … He has led the Tigers to two of the past three national titles.
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) April 26, 2019
Among active coaches, only Nick Saban has had comparable success to Swinney in terms of championships. He’s been so successful, in fact, that he’s long been rumored to be a potential replacement for Saban when he retires, but Swinney has downplayed that. Maybe it still happens, but Clemson clearly won’t be losing him on account of not paying him enough money.
