D1 Fees by Conference

[Gimlet25id]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Title IX has to do with women having equal opportunity in sports.

It has nothing to do with officials' compensation for officiating those games. Officials are not college athletes. It has nothing to do with coaches' compensation. Coaches aren't college athletes.

I do know that from the officiating side of the line that the pay isn't the same @ the DI level.

However @ the High school level once Title IX hit, High Schools had to raise the compensation of their girls sports coaches to match the boys sports coaches.

[bgtg19]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Title IX has to do with women having equal opportunity in sports.

It has nothing to do with officials' compensation for officiating those games. Officials are not college athletes. It has nothing to do with coaches' compensation. Coaches aren't college athletes.

Title IX DOES pertain to coaches' compensation. In fact, I believe that the Title IX regulations specifically include and address the compensation of coaches - Title IX requires "equivalent" compensation, but not necessarily identical compensation. The theory is that if a school pays a women's team coach $1,000 and the men's team coach $100,000, the female student athletes are not going to have an equal opportunity to benefit from quality coaching.

I suppose that a similar argument could be made for officials, but that would be a far greater stretch as officials play a far less significant role in student athletes' equal opportunity.

[Texas Aggie]

big timers like Welmer, Hightower, O'Neil, or Hillary

I didn't know a Presidential candidate was an official. Go figure.

[Nevadaref]

http://www.nevadaappeal.com/article/...ORTS/771940920

Dibler said the WAC uses a four-tier salary structure, and the guys at the top of the structure are the officials with NCAA Tournament experience. Officials receive a game fee plus hotel, airfare and per diem.

Dibler refused to disclose the range from the bottom tier to the top tier, but he says the WAC is competitive in its pay structure.

[jeffpea]

Missouri Valley Conf. has a tiered system. Those officials that are deemed to be in the top tier (I think there are 10-15 of them) will get $1600/game. IF they commit to 10 dates - including 2 Saturdays - each top tier official will get a $500/game bonus; making their total fee $2100/game (x 10 games = $21,000 for the season).

The lower pay scales are $1200, $1000, and $800 per game.

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Originally Posted by Texas Aggie

I didn't know a Presidential candidate was an official. Go figure.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Whistles & Stripes

Whistles and Stripes: Please tell us how you post an actual photo, not just a link the photo? Pretty please.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Whistles and Stripes: Please tell us how you post an actual photo, not just a link the photo? Pretty please.

Put [img] at the front of your link

Put [/img] at the end of your link.

That's all it takes.

Hit "QUOTE" at the bottom of my post and look at how I posted this picture of Chuck: