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Florida basketball coach Todd Golden gets another contract extension and a $1.5M raise
- On Friday, Florida Gators men's basketball head coach Todd Golden signed a six-year, $49.5 million contract extension, becoming the highest-paid coach in school history.
- The extension follows Golden's success leading the Gators to the program's third national title in 2025, during which he posted a 36-4 record.
- Golden will earn $7.5 million next season, up from $6 million, ranking him fourth nationally behind Kansas' Bill Self, UConn's Dan Hurley, and Arkansas' John Calipari.
- Associate head coach Carlin Hartman and assistant Korey McCray also received extensions as Florida continues supporting a roster backed by over $25 million in NIL spending.
- Golden's $16 million college buyout deters departure, though his NBA exit costs only $3 million next season; he aims to join Self and Hurley as a two-time champion.
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Reports: Florida makes Todd Golden highest-paid Gators coach ever
By Field Level Media Aug 28 (Field Level Media) - Florida men's basketball coach Todd Golden has signed his third contract extension in three years, raising his average annual salary to $8.25 million and making him the highest-paid coach in school his...
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Todd Golden becomes highest-paid Gators coach in Florida history
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida coach Todd Golden has signed his third contract extension in three years, making him the highest-paid Gators coach in school history. Golden will now earn an average salary of $8.25 million annually, including $7.5 million this…
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Florida basketball coach Todd Golden gets another contract extension and a $1.5M raise
Todd Golden’s third raise in as many years will make him the second-highest paid basketball coach in the Southeastern Conference.
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