Ohio State Makes Matt Patricia Highest-Paid DC In College Football

4 months ago

Ohio State Makes Matt Patricia Highest-Paid DC In College Football

Ohio State has given defensive coordinator Matt Patricia a three-year extension after a dominant first season. The Buckeyes finished 12-0, ranked No. 1 nationally in defense and reached the College Football Playoff. Patricia will earn $3.75 million in year one and $3.85 million in the final two years, making him the highest-paid defensive coordinator in college football.

By Shubham Bhargav

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