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UCLA's Guerrero highest paid Pac-12 AD

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By Ted Miller

USA Today has published its new*database on athletic director's salaries, and UCLA's Dan Guerrero tops the Pac-12 list*at $688,296.

From the article:
ADs average about $450,000 at the NCAA's top-tier schools, according to a USA TODAY analysis, rivaling the pay of many university presidents. But at least five ADs make more than $1 million, and since August 2010, at least 10 public schools have given their AD's pay raises of $75,000 or more.​

Here are the Pac-12 ADs and their salaries.
Dan Guerrero, UCLA, $688,296
Scott Woodward, Washington, $553,000
Bob De Carolis, Oregon State, $540,356
Rob Mullens, Oregon, $500,000
*Greg Byrne, Arizona, $500,000
Sandy Barbour, California, $460,997
Bill Moos, Washington State, $455,000
Lisa Love, Arizona State, $448,000
Chris Hill, Utah, $400,000
Mike Bohn, Colorado, $253,500

*Byrne recently signed a new contract that included a raise from the $392,000 listed in the USA Today database.

USC's Pat Haden and Stanford's Bob Bowlsby both work at private schools that don't release salary information.

Originally posted by ESPN.com - Pac-10 Blog
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