What was Frank Solichs salary?
FRANK Solich is former football head coach at Ohio University, a position he he held from 2005 until 2021. On July 14, 2021, Solich announced he was retiring after leading the program through 16 seasons. Solich was formerly paid $572,000 according to Fox Sports. Solich is the winningest head coach in the history of the Mid-American Conference with 115 victories. Including a stint as head coach at Nebraska, his alma mater, Solich is 173-101 as a major college football head coach. His 173 overall wins rank as the fourth most among active NCAA FBS head coaches. 3 Frank Solich was Ohio State University's football coach from 2005-2021 Credit: Getty  His 115 victories are the second-most in program history behind Don Peden (121; 1924-46). Ohio has gone 77-46 in conference play since Solich's arrival in Athens in 2005. Ohio State announced that Solich was retiring to "focus on his health." The school announced that the coach was stepping down less than two months before the start of the season and his 77th birthday. Offensive coordinator Tim Albin was promoted to head coach. Albin received a four-year contract, Ohio athletic director Julie Cromer said in a statement. In a statement, Solich said: Ive appreciated the support of Bobcat fans over the years, and I know they will continue to support Coach Albin." 3 Solich is the winningest head coach in the history of the Mid-American Conference Credit: Getty  "After working directly with Tim for 21 consecutive years, including six at the University of Nebraska, its clear to me he is prepared to continue our work and move the program forward. I am happy for Tim and his family.  We are so grateful for all that Coach Solich has given to Ohio University and, especially, to our football program, Ohio Director of Athletics Julie Cromer said. He has elevated our program to incredible heights and his legacy rests not only in the on-the-field accomplishments, but also in the lives of hundreds of Bobcats who learned about football  and life  from Coach." "I am excited that he has agreed to serve as a close advisor to me and as a resource to our students, coaches and staff. Social media users had their own theories as to why Solich announced his retirement. "Frank Solich stepping down as Ohio Football coach for 'health reasons' Nebraska announcing its new athletic director this afternoon. Is Solich the new AD?" one wrote. "Frank Solich retires, the University of Nebraska athletics getting a new pope and it's not even 10 am yet," another tweeted. "look we were joking about hiring frank solich as athletic director," a Huskies fan said. "Frank Solich steps down as Ohio head coach, and moments later Nebraska announces a press conference for the new AD. I think not."