D1 Fees by Conference

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by fullor30

The Big Ten is around 1,200 and I think the SEC gets 1,000

Those fees have changed drastically from what I understand. I know that many conferences have gone to a tier system based on experience or ability. I know many of the smaller conferences have done this. I head this summer that the Horizon League paid around $2000 for the big timers like Welmer, Hightower, O'Neil, or Hillary. Then a middle of the road official might make about $1200 and a newer official might make about $800. Of course all of that includes travel and hotel expenses. I am sure the Big Ten pays these guys much more. So I think the pay scale has changed a bit since those numbers were around a few years ago.

Peace

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Those fees have changed drastically from what I understand. I know that many conferences have gone to a tier system based on experience or ability. I know many of the smaller conferences have done this. I head this summer that the Horizon League paid around $2000 for the big timers like Welmer, Hightower, O'Neil, or Hillary. Then a middle of the road official might make about $1200 and a newer official might make about $800. Of course all of that includes travel and hotel expenses. I am sure the Big Ten pays these guys much more. So I think the pay scale has changed a bit since those numbers were around a few years ago.

Peace

You do realize I was kidding........................don't you?

[secondregionbug]

OVC flat fee $650

[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: