From the Title IX blog -- the writers point out another reason why women might not be be drawn to the coaching profession: money.
Some of you may have seen the recent American Association of University Women's report on the pay gap. According to the report, one year out of college, women earn 80% of what men make. Drops to 69% after ten years.
EBuz links to the student newspaper at Ball State that did a little salary comparson between coaches. Male head coaches avg: $121,752. Female head coaches: $81,195. Male assistants: $63,306. Female assistants: $33,073. (not sure how years of service can be factored in, but even so, it's rather significant.)
Some of you may have seen the recent American Association of University Women's report on the pay gap. According to the report, one year out of college, women earn 80% of what men make. Drops to 69% after ten years.
EBuz links to the student newspaper at Ball State that did a little salary comparson between coaches. Male head coaches avg: $121,752. Female head coaches: $81,195. Male assistants: $63,306. Female assistants: $33,073. (not sure how years of service can be factored in, but even so, it's rather significant.)