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USA Today · Apr 29, 2016

Baylor coach Art Briles made nearly $6 million in 2014

(Photo: Rod Aydelotte, AP)The ranks of college football coaches who have made at least $5 million in a season have grown again.

Baylor’s Art Briles was credited with nearly $6 million in total compensation during the 2014 calendar year, according to the university’s new federal tax return, which shows him with more than $5.3 million in base pay.

Briles’ new base pay figure represents a nearly $1.7 million increase over the one reported for him for the 2013 calendar year. It is almost 150% more than the $2.16 million in base pay reported for Briles for 2011.

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