Texas A&M Extends Football Coach Mike Elko Through 2031 Season
Mike Elko’s contract extension averaging $11.5 million annually rewards his 17-5 record and undefeated start this season at Texas A&M, positioning the team for playoff success.
- Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko agreed to a six-year extension on November 15, 2025, running through 2031 and paying $11,500,000 per season, reports say.
- Elko's rapid results — a 17-5 record and 9-0 start this season — position the Aggies for a potentially historic season and College Football Playoff contention.
- Previously paid $7,000,000 annually, Mike Elko's raise moves him above Alabama's Kalen DeBoer and Texas's Steve Sarkisian, though behind Georgia's Kirby Smart, with his salary once ranked 32nd, USA Today reports.
- The extension was finalized ahead of the Aggies' Saturday game, and Elko has no specific ties to currently open college jobs, supporting Texas A&M's retention efforts.
- Hired from Duke in 2023 after two seasons and ACC Coach of the Year 2022, Mike Elko previously held coordinator roles at Texas A&M under Jimbo Fisher, Notre Dame, Wake Forest, Bowling Green, and Hofstra.
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Texas A&M extending coach Mike Elko as high-profile jobs open up
Mike Elko appears to be sticking around College Station. Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger reported Saturday that Elko and Texas A&M are finalizing a six-year extension worth more than $11 million annually.
Texas A&M extends football coach Mike Elko through 2031 season
Texas A&M University extended head football coach Mike Elko's contract through the 2031 season, the school announced Saturday following their win against South Carolina.The six-year deal restructures Elko's compensation with an enhanced base salary and includes escalators tied to College Football Playoff appearances. The agreement also upgrades salary pools and incentive structures for assistant coaches and support staff."He has not only elevate…
Report: Texas A&M finalizing extension with Mike Elko
Texas A&M is finalizing a contract extension with Mike Elko that would make him one of the five highest-paid coaches in college football, ESPN reported Saturday.
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