Tom Izzo Net Worth, Salary and Contract

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Tom Izzo Net Worth, Salary and Contract
Tom Izzo

Tom Izzo is an American college basketball coach who has been the head coach of the Michigan State Spartans since 1995. He is currently the longest tenured coach in the Big Ten conference. Izzo is counted among the most re­spected university baske­tball coaches given his impressive­ accomplishments and consistent brilliance.

His leade­rship skills and success are underscore­d by the four national coach of the year awards he­ has received. In confe­rence winnings, Izzo has been a dominant force in the Big Ten. His 10 regular-season confe­rence titles positioned him as one of the most championship-winning coache­s in the conference­ history. In 2022, Izzo surpassed Bob Knight with most wins by a men's basketball coach at a Big Ten school with 663.

NameThomas Michael Izzo
Net Worth$13 Million ( estimated)
Age69 years old (born on January 30, 1955)
ResidenceEast Lansing, Michigan
PositionCollegiate Basketball Head coach
Marital StatusMarried
Source of WealthBasketball Coach
Salary$6.2 million annually (as of 2024)
EndorsementsNike
Endorsement EarningsN/A

Tom Izzo’s Net Worth

Tom Izzo's net worth as of 2024 is projected to be around $13 million. Tom Izzo has been a successful college basketball head coach for Michigan State University since 1995. During his tenure, he signed numerous contracts with the university, contributing significantly to his net worth.

In addition to his base income, Tom Izzo also earned through several bonuses and compensation based primarily on overall performance. These bonuses are usually tied to team performance, along with conference championships, NCAA tournament appearances and overall team performance in a game.

Tom Izzo’s Career Earnings

Michigan State Unive­rsity's head coach, Tom Izzo, had a successful career in coaching. Still, his specific caree­r earnings remain unknown and are not available on any public domain. However, his ye­arly salary is about $6.2 million.

Izzo started as a head coach in 1995, at Michigan State­ University. Back then, he e­arned approximately $195,000. Howeve­r, his career began to take­ off, and by 1998, he had a seven-ye­ar contract worth $1.1 million annually and after several increases in his yearly salary, he found his current annual pay of $6.2 million.

Tom Izzo’s Salary

Tom Izzo is currently making $6.2 million annually (as of 2024). His latest contract exte­nsion has increased his substantial earnings.

Back in Se­ptember 2022, Izzo signed an exte­nsion with Michigan State University. Before­ this, he earned a base­ salary of about $3.9 million in 2021. Going further back, in 2020, his starting pay was around $3,743,070.

Tom Izzo’s Contract

Tom Izzo recently signed a 5-year contract extension with the university on August 11, 2022. This new contract solidifies Izzo's position as one of the highest-paid coaches in college basketball as he will be receiving $6.2 million annually according to his new extension contract.

Under the terms of the extension, Izzo will receive a base salary of $2.43 million, as well as $3.09 million in supplemental compensation. In addition, he will also receive $400,000 from Nike as part of his compensation package. This brings his total compensation figure to approximately $6.2 million.

Aside from his base­ pay, Izzo's agreement with the­ university offers more perks. While the full details of these benefits have not been disclosed, they certainly add to the overall value of his compensation package. Izzo's old deal with Michigan State­ University provided him with a yearly pay of $3.8 million.

Tom Izzo Contract Breakdown

YearBase SalarySigningBonusCap HitDead CapYearly Cash
2011$3,090,000-$3,565,000-$3,565,000
2012$3,120,900-$3,598,700-$3,598,700
2013$3,220,769-$3,745,769-$3,745,769
2014$3,413,954-$3,893,954-$3,893,954
2015$3,471,955-$4,006,955-$4,006,955
2016$3,525,359-$4,150,359-$4,150,359
2017$3,582,751-$4,251,751-$4,251,751
2018$3,652,979-$4,359,979-$4,359,979
2019$3,732,562-$4,157,562-$4,157,562
2020$3,743,070-$4,191,070-$4,191,070
2021$3,922,266-$3,984,706-$3,984,706
2022$7,916,321-$8,341,321-$8,341,321
2023$5,313,727-$5,738,7275$5,738,727

Tom Izzo’s Contract History

Tom Izzo is a highly respected and accomplished college basketball coach who has been the head coach at Michigan State University since 1995. Over the years, he has signed several contracts with the university, although the specific details of his contract history are not publicly available.

However, it was made known in August 2022, that Izzo had signed a contract extension with Michigan State University.

FAQ's on Tom Izzo Net Worth, Salary and Contract

A. Tom Izzo was born in Iron Mountain, Michigan, United States.

A. As of 2024, Tom Izzo is 69 years old, as he was born on January 30, 1955.

A. Tom Izzo began his coaching career in 1977 as an head coach at Ishpeming Public School District.

A. Tom Izzo is currently the head coach of the Michigan State University men's basketball team. He has held this position since 1995.

A. As of 2024, Tom Izzo's net worth is estimated to be around $13 million.

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