Hugh Freeze: New Auburn Coach Inks Mega-Deal
$65 Million Over Six Years Makes Freeze Highest-Paid Group of Five Coach
Guaranteed Salary, Annual Increases Set to Boost Coach's Compensation
In a groundbreaking move, Hugh Freeze has been announced as the new head coach of the Auburn Tigers, securing a contract that will make him the highest-paid coach in the Group of Five conferences. ESPN's Pete Thamel reports that Freeze's six-year deal will pay him a base salary of $65 million, averaging out to an annual salary of $10.83 million.
Under the terms of the deal, Freeze's annual salary will see a significant increase from his previous compensation. The contract, which is fully guaranteed through the 2030 season, represents a substantial investment in the coach's talents and leadership.
"We are grateful for Coach Freeze's outstanding leadership and commitment to our program," said athletic director Allen Greene. "His proven track record of success and his exceptional ability to develop players and build a winning culture make him the perfect fit for Auburn University."
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