Georgia football OC Mike Bobo gets nearly $1M pay raise

Georgia Bulldogs offensive coordinator Mike Bobo and defensive coordinator Glenn Schumann have each earned a significant pay raise prior to the 2026 season, per USA TODAY’s Marc Weiszer.

Mike Bobo was widely regarded as a top offensive coordinator in all of college football last season, despite some criticism from Georgia fans. The playcaller was named as a finalist for the Broyles Award for the nation’s top assistant coach in 2025. Now, Bobo’s annual salary will increase by $700,000 in 2026. Bobo has won an SEC championship as Georgia’s offensive coordinator in each of the last two seasons. He has landed a much deserved pay raise prior to the start of next season.

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Schumann is an extremely talented defensive coordinator that will receive a $200,000 raise to his annual salary in 2026. The defensive coordinator has spent the last 11 seasons as a member of coach Kirby Smart’s staff, and four as the Dawgs’ defensive coordinator. Schumann has done an excellent job since taking over as co-DC in 2019, as Georgia’s offensive and defensive coordinators will now receive an annual salary of $2.2 million.

Georgia will kickoff the 2026 campaign on Sept. 5 against Tennessee State, as both Bobo and Schumann are expected to thrive again. The Bulldogs have had better coaching staff continuity in recent seasons and will look to perform better in the College Football Playoff in 2026.

How much is Georgia paying Mike Bobo?

• 2026 annual pay: $2.2 million

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How much is Georgia paying Glenn Schumann?

• 2026 annual pay: $2.2 million

• Schumann was slated to earn $2.1 million, but he got a significant raise to $2.2 million

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