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The New York Times published a story last year (which did not mention Stanford) looking at pay issues involving WBB vs. MBB:

Summit’s annual compensation of $2.2 million is actually more than that of the men’s coach at Tennessee, Cuonzo Martin, who just finished his first season and earns $1.6 million. And Auriemma earns two-thirds of the $2.6 million that Jim Calhoun receives for coaching the UConn men.

A more typical comparison is found at Kansas State, where Frank Martin was paid $1.4 million, more than twice the salary for Deb Patterson, who earns $595,016. (Martin left Kansas State last week to become the coach at South Carolina.) North Carolina’s Roy Williams receives three times as much as Sylvia Hatchell, who earns $514,718. Williams has won two national titles for the Tar Heels; Hatchell has won one.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/03/sports...d=all&_r=0

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The New York Times published a story last year (which did not mention Stanford) looking at pay issues involving WBB vs. MBB:

Summit’s annual compensation of $2.2 million is actually more than that of the men’s coach at Tennessee, Cuonzo Martin, who just finished his first season and earns $1.6 million. And Auriemma earns two-thirds of the $2.6 million that Jim Calhoun receives for coaching the UConn men.

A more typical comparison is found at Kansas State, where Frank Martin was paid $1.4 million, more than twice the salary for Deb Patterson, who earns $595,016. (Martin left Kansas State last week to become the coach at South Carolina.) North Carolina’s Roy Williams receives three times as much as Sylvia Hatchell, who earns $514,718. Williams has won two national titles for the Tar Heels; Hatchell has won one.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/03/sports...d=all&_r=0