PSU’s Paterno, Spanier Each Made Over $1M in 2011
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (CFB/Newsfeed) — Penn State University has made public a report that shows fired football coach Joe Paterno and former president Graham Spanier each earned more than $ 1 million in compensation last year.
A form posted on the school’s website lists Paterno’s 2011 salary at $ 1,002,464. He earned another $ 35,546 in benefits. Spanier’s salary is listed as $ 937,955, with another $ 168,630 in benefits.
The Centre Daily Times first reported the disclosure Saturday.
Both men were let go from their positions in early November after former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky was charged with dozens of child sex abuse counts. He has denied the allegations and is to go on trial next month.
Paterno died in January of lung cancer.
BetLM's sports betting news features unique sports betting articles as well as current sports news compiled from leading wire services. This article was distributed by Syndicated Sports news wire and aggregation service, For more college football news see: PSU’s Paterno, Spanier each made over $ 1M in 2011 .
Stay updated with our real-time CFB lines and all the most recent college football reports. Together with NCAA football betting odds, we provide bettors wagering for the regular season and College Bowls, first quarter and half time odds and tons of CFB proposition bets every weekend. BetLM also offers in-game betting for NCAA football matches so the betting does not end when the action starts. When bettors search for CFB odds and any other sports betting odds, BetLM has become one of the most recognized sources for online sports betting.
Founded in 1999, BetLM has a a lengthy track record among the world’s signature websites for providing sports betting odds and a secure, trusted and simple to use online wagering environment.
Related Posts:
