Sean Brosnan salary at UCLA

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10 months ago 09/07/2023 9:54pm EDT

$23,333 big ones. I'm sure that's from August 1 to December 31st. I guess you can see why they wouldn't put up with any hassle he created.

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LRC note: Other than being a jerk, the OP is also factually incorrect. The pay listed is for 4 months of work as you get paid on the first of the month so it's clear that Brosnan was making at least 70k per year at UCLA - a nice starting salary for a 1st year NCAA assistant. Contracts for public employees are indeed public but they normally don't go online for a few years. This thread will be closed to all future posts.

10 months ago 09/07/2023 11:57pm EDT

re: Daddy Warbucks

Daddy Warbucks wrote:
$23,333 big ones. I'm sure that's from August 1 to December 31st. I guess you can see why they wouldn't put up with any hassle he created.
Link:transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/202...

Yeah, he was building a good team, which would require him to be paid significantly more, which would be a big hassle. Much easier to go back to being a mediocre team with cheap coaches for a sport the administration could care less about. It is probably the first step in making it go away entirely. Then there would be no hassles at all.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 12:47am EDT

re: The RecordShows

The RecordShows wrote:
Daddy Warbucks wrote:
$23,333 big ones. I'm sure that's from August 1 to December 31st. I guess you can see why they wouldn't put up with any hassle he created.
Link:transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/202...
Yeah, he was building a good team, which would require him to be paid significantly more, which would be a big hassle. Much easier to go back to being a mediocre team with cheap coaches for a sport the administration could care less about. It is probably the first step in making it go away entirely. Then there would be no hassles at all.

That’s only a 1/4 of the year from when he started. That would be over 90,000

10 months ago 09/08/2023 12:53am EDT

re: Duh McFly

Duh McFly wrote:
The RecordShows wrote:
Yeah, he was building a good team, which would require him to be paid significantly more, which would be a big hassle. Much easier to go back to being a mediocre team with cheap coaches for a sport the administration could care less about. It is probably the first step in making it go away entirely. Then there would be no hassles at all.
That’s only a 1/4 of the year from when he started. That would be over 90,000

90,000 a year trying to live in or near Brentwood isn't going to attract anything but coaches with little experience. And now they have any other one. The plan is working perfectly.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 3:06am EDT

re: Daddy Warbucks

Well maybe Bronson is not such a hot property since it seems nobody has come knocking.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 5:00am EDT

re: hotpropertynot

hotpropertynot wrote:
Well maybe Bronson is not such a hot property since it seems nobody has come knocking.

Interesting you say this. His UCLA contract wasn’t renewed only 4 weeks ago. You actually expect top schools to have an opening at such an odd time of year. Also Brosnan doesn’t need to jump the first thing that comes. I personally know one school that reached out to Brosnan and according to my source he said no thank you or something to that extent. I give him credit for passing on a mid major university. He is very well known and one of the best distance coaches in the country. He’s also made it clear he wants to coach the top athletes to very fast times.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 5:44am EDT

re: StanRunner

StanRunner wrote:
hotpropertynot wrote:
Well maybe Bronson is not such a hot property since it seems nobody has come knocking.
Interesting you say this. His UCLA contract wasn’t renewed only 4 weeks ago. You actually expect top schools to have an opening at such an odd time of year. Also Brosnan doesn’t need to jump the first thing that comes. I personally know one school that reached out to Brosnan and according to my source he said no thank you or something to that extent. I give him credit for passing on a mid major university. He is very well known and one of the best distance coaches in the country. He’s also made it clear he wants to coach the top athletes to very fast times.

It’s 5:30AM and you people are obsessed with Sean Brosnan. I think some of you need to get a life and let the man do his thing. He will have no issues getting a job. I’ve never seen a distance coach so dang popular. He must be doing something so good for y’all to be so mad. Brosnan is like Energy, it or he can’t be destroyed. Coach Energy is never going way. You might want to learn to deal with it.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 8:31am EDT

re: Daddy Warbucks

Daddy Warbucks wrote:
$23,333 big ones. I'm sure that's from August 1 to December 31st. I guess you can see why they wouldn't put up with any hassle he created.
Link:transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/202...

Thats close to my monthly salary wow... and he was upset about not keeping the position? I would have told UCLA to shove the job up their a%% with that type of income.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 8:36am EDT

re: Duh McFly

Duh McFly wrote:
The RecordShows wrote:
Yeah, he was building a good team, which would require him to be paid significantly more, which would be a big hassle. Much easier to go back to being a mediocre team with cheap coaches for a sport the administration could care less about. It is probably the first step in making it go away entirely. Then there would be no hassles at all.
That’s only a 1/4 of the year from when he started. That would be over 90,000

Clearly you didn't attend UCLA if you think Aug 1 - Dec 31 is 1/4 of a year.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 9:43am EDT

re: Daddy Warbucks

Daddy Warbucks wrote:
$23,333 big ones. I'm sure that's from August 1 to December 31st. I guess you can see why they wouldn't put up with any hassle he created.
Link:transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/202...

I have worked for California state government and these websites post the annual salary for a position. For universities, it can be the 9-month contract given the school year. They don’t have time to edit an individual based on their actual tenure or if they left their job early. That figure can potentially be his annual salary excluding bonuses. If it really matters to you all, check this page next year when it updates 2023 figures:

ucannualwage.ucop.edu

Compensation at the University of California: Annual Wage

Link:ucannualwage.ucop.edu/wage/

10 months ago 09/08/2023 9:57am EDT

re: Payroll pat

It would seem the Salary is something around 80,000 to 100,000
Not sure why that’s such a shock to everyone. What did you expect UCLA who give two sh#ts about Track to pay.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:02am EDT

re: Energy in da House

Energy in da House wrote:
StanRunner wrote:
Interesting you say this. His UCLA contract wasn’t renewed only 4 weeks ago. You actually expect top schools to have an opening at such an odd time of year. Also Brosnan doesn’t need to jump the first thing that comes. I personally know one school that reached out to Brosnan and according to my source he said no thank you or something to that extent. I give him credit for passing on a mid major university. He is very well known and one of the best distance coaches in the country. He’s also made it clear he wants to coach the top athletes to very fast times.
It’s 5:30AM and you people are obsessed with Sean Brosnan. I think some of you need to get a life and let the man do his thing. He will have no issues getting a job. I’ve never seen a distance coach so dang popular. He must be doing something so good for y’all to be so mad. Brosnan is like Energy, it or he can’t be destroyed. Coach Energy is never going way. You might want to learn to deal with it.

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10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:05am EDT

re: CA State G

CA State G wrote:
It would seem the Salary is something around 80,000 to 100,000
Not sure why that’s such a shock to everyone. What did you expect UCLA who give two sh#ts about Track to pay.

Pretty good salary for an assistant coach.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:12am EDT

re: Energy in da House

Energy in da House wrote:
StanRunner wrote:
Interesting you say this. His UCLA contract wasn’t renewed only 4 weeks ago. You actually expect top schools to have an opening at such an odd time of year. Also Brosnan doesn’t need to jump the first thing that comes. I personally know one school that reached out to Brosnan and according to my source he said no thank you or something to that extent. I give him credit for passing on a mid major university. He is very well known and one of the best distance coaches in the country. He’s also made it clear he wants to coach the top athletes to very fast times.
It’s 5:30AM and you people are obsessed with Sean Brosnan. I think some of you need to get a life and let the man do his thing. He will have no issues getting a job. I’ve never seen a distance coach so dang popular. He must be doing something so good for y’all to be so mad. Brosnan is like Energy, it or he can’t be destroyed. Coach Energy is never going way. You might want to learn to deal with it.

This ^^^^^^^^

10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:42am EDT

re: CA State G

CA State G wrote:
It would seem the Salary is something around 80,000 to 100,000
Not sure why that’s such a shock to everyone. What did you expect UCLA who give two sh#ts about Track to pay.

$80k to $100K would be a shock seeing how his salary was $56k.

His total pay from August 1 to Dec 31 was $23,333, which at a monthly rate adds up to $56k. The previous coach made $63,615 in 2021 and in 2022 was paid $38,007 for the period of Jan 1 until just after July 1st. That adds up, just like Brosnan's partial year.

The most entertaining part of this whole story is this quote from Brosnan when he took the job; "I knew what (UCLA) paid for the coaching position in the past," he said. "They really stepped up (this time). I got what I asked for."

Yeah, they really stepped up. He is quite the negotiator.

This guy is completely incapable of being truthful. He is sooooo full of SH!T.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:43am EDT

re: coachy

coachy wrote:
CA State G wrote:
It would seem the Salary is something around 80,000 to 100,000
Not sure why that’s such a shock to everyone. What did you expect UCLA who give two sh#ts about Track to pay.
Pretty good salary for an assistant coach.

Yeah, $80-$100k would be pretty good. However, that's not what he was paid.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:47am EDT

re: Daddy Warbucks

Daddy Warbucks wrote:
CA State G wrote:
It would seem the Salary is something around 80,000 to 100,000
Not sure why that’s such a shock to everyone. What did you expect UCLA who give two sh#ts about Track to pay.
$80k to $100K would be a shock seeing how his salary was $56k.
His total pay from August 1 to Dec 31 was $23,333, which at a monthly rate adds up to $56k. The previous coach made $63,615 in 2021 and in 2022 was paid $38,007 for the period of Jan 1 until just after July 1st. That adds up, just like Brosnan's partial year.
The most entertaining part of this whole story is this quote from Brosnan when he took the job; "I knew what (UCLA) paid for the coaching position in the past," he said. "They really stepped up (this time). I got what I asked for."
Yeah, they really stepped up. He is quite the negotiator.
This guy is completely incapable of being truthful. He is sooooo full of SH!T.

I think you can’t do math. The pay was 80,000 not including of bonus etc. He got more then the other two assistants before him because he asked to get 80,000

Are you happy to be infatuated with Sean Brosnan. I hope your a teenager and not a grown adult

10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:50am EDT

re: StanRunner

Top schools? Hecsnt even get a high school job obscure JUCO.

10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:52am EDT

re: ScaredAgain

ScaredAgain wrote:
Daddy Warbucks wrote:
$80k to $100K would be a shock seeing how his salary was $56k.
His total pay from August 1 to Dec 31 was $23,333, which at a monthly rate adds up to $56k. The previous coach made $63,615 in 2021 and in 2022 was paid $38,007 for the period of Jan 1 until just after July 1st. That adds up, just like Brosnan's partial year.
The most entertaining part of this whole story is this quote from Brosnan when he took the job; "I knew what (UCLA) paid for the coaching position in the past," he said. "They really stepped up (this time). I got what I asked for."
Yeah, they really stepped up. He is quite the negotiator.
This guy is completely incapable of being truthful. He is sooooo full of SH!T.
I think you can’t do math. The pay was 80,000 not including of bonus etc. He got more then the other two assistants before him because he asked to get 80,000
Are you happy to be infatuated with Sean Brosnan. I hope your a teenager and not a grown adult

Please show how his math is wrong.

$23,333 / 5 * 12 = $56k. How was he getting $80k if he was only making $23.3k for 5 months of work?

10 months ago 09/08/2023 10:54am EDT

re: ScaredAgain

ScaredAgain wrote:
Daddy Warbucks wrote:
$80k to $100K would be a shock seeing how his salary was $56k.
His total pay from August 1 to Dec 31 was $23,333, which at a monthly rate adds up to $56k. The previous coach made $63,615 in 2021 and in 2022 was paid $38,007 for the period of Jan 1 until just after July 1st. That adds up, just like Brosnan's partial year.
The most entertaining part of this whole story is this quote from Brosnan when he took the job; "I knew what (UCLA) paid for the coaching position in the past," he said. "They really stepped up (this time). I got what I asked for."
Yeah, they really stepped up. He is quite the negotiator.
This guy is completely incapable of being truthful. He is sooooo full of SH!T.
I think you can’t do math. The pay was 80,000 not including of bonus etc. He got more then the other two assistants before him because he asked to get 80,000
Are you happy to be infatuated with Sean Brosnan. I hope your a teenager and not a grown adult

What math are you talking about? He worked from August 1 to Dec 31. $80k would have meant his pay was $33,333, not $23,333. There were no bonuses. The dude made $56k, while the previous coach made more. HAHAHAHA He really asked to be paid less than the previous coach.

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