Indiana football coach Tom Allen has earned himself a new deal.
The Hoosiers announced Monday morning that Allen’s seven-year contract has been amended to give him a new base salary of $4.9 million for the duration of the deal. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)
The deal goes through the 2027 season. Allen earned $3.77 million last season.
#IUFB‘s @CoachAllenIU agrees to restructured deal through 2027.https://t.co/wbUCiLU7Pj
— Indiana Football (@IndianaFootball) March 8, 2021
Tom Allen is worth every single penny of this raise. He’s 100% worth paying nearly $5 million a year. No offense to all the fans of the Hoosiers, but the team has been a joke for a long time.
For the past several decades, nobody has feared playing the Hoosiers. Allen is changing the narrative.
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This past season, the Hoosiers had wins over Penn State, Wisconsin and Michigan. They were one of the best teams in America before Michael Penix. Jr. went down with a season ending injury.
Allen’s leadership has a lot to with the program’s success. He has turned the Hoosiers into a formidable foe.
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Congrats to Allen for getting his money! I can promise you there’s a lot more of it coming if he keeps winning games.
