Report reveals how much Carson Beck will receive in his NIL deal
from Larry Brown Sports, with Grey Papke, and from YardBaker.com/www.yardbarker.com
A new report has revealed how much Carson Beck will make in NIL money after transferring to the Miami Hurricanes.
Beck’s NIL package will pay him $4 million in 2025, according to John Talty and Chris Hummer of CBS Sports. That number is actually lower than Beck’s initial demand, which would have been a record NIL deal.
Though Beck apparently had to lower his initial demands, his contract puts him on par with Duke quarterback Darian Mensah, who is believed to have the biggest NIL deal in the country.
Notably, no other serious suitors pursued Beck during the brief time he was in the transfer portal. While Miami was always regarded as the favorite to land the Georgia quarterback, there were thought to be other teams that at least had interest.
Beck was not in the portal for long before publicly committing to Miami. The chance to start at a competitive program put the Hurricanes in a strong position from the start. That they were able to offer him one of the biggest NIL deals in the country certainly did not hurt, either.
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from www.usatoday.com:
Miami Hurricanes football coach Mario Cristobal got paid record amount in 2022
It’s the largest-ever, single-year amount for an athletics department employee on a tax form by a private university, according to USA TODAY Sports research.
The University of Miami (Fla.) paid football coach Mario Cristobal $22.7 million in 2022, including $7.7 million in base pay and $14.9 million in “other reportable compensation,” according to a federal tax form released by the university Tuesday to USA TODAY sports.
This is the largest-ever, single-year amount for an athletics department employee on a tax form by a private university, according to USA TODAY Sports research. The university did not go into further detail about why he was paid that much except that it paid “gross-up payments” to Cristobal and others — payments that cover income taxes so that the recipient receives a set amount of pay.
Miami athletic director Dan Radakovich confirmed to USA TODAY Sports Wednesday that the $14.9 million in “other” pay for Cristobal included the $9 million buyout he owed to Oregon for breaking his coaching contract there to return to Miami, his alma mater. The gross-up pay on that accounts for the rest of the “other” pay, he said.
++++++++++Current salary for Mario Cristobal at Miami is:Annual salary $8 million per year.++++++++++