The head football coach at Oklahoma State University is Michael Gundy. He was a collegiate football player with the Cowboys from 1986 to 1989, and he is presently the Big 12 Conference’s longest-tenured coach.

The only FBS coach with more years of service at a single institution than Gundy and Kyle Whittingham is Kirk Ferentz of Iowa State. On January 3, 2005, Gundy was appointed the head coach of Oklahoma State.

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Mike Gundy current team and contract

He is still the head coach of the Oklahoma State University football team even though his brother and assistant coach have resigned because of some unsavory remarks he made.

The University has announced that Gundy’s annual salary has been increased.

Gundy will also receive a $1 million retention bonus each year for the next five years. The changes will raise his salary to $7.5 million for the fiscal year 2022.

Mike Gundy salary a year

Per the changes announced recently by the Oklahoma State University Gundy is set to earn $1 million per year including other perks.

“Mike Gundy has been a transformational head coach for Oklahoma State,” said the university’s athletic director Chad Weiberg.

“In the ultra-competitive environment of college football, OSU has been one of the most consistently competitive programs in the country.

“Under his leadership, OSU Football has accomplished things others never thought possible in Stillwater. He has had a lasting impact on our football program, and our athletic department. The accomplishments of his student-athletes off the field rival those on the scoreboard.” he added.

Mike Gundy net worth

Several sources we have checked indicate that the accomplished football coach is currently worth $10 million.

His earnings obviously emanated from his exploits in the world of football as a player and subsequently a coach.

Is Mike Gundy rich?

He is most definitely rich and about to get richer because of the new contract he has signed with the university.

Oklahoma State has appeared in 16 consecutive bowl games and is the country’s 10th winningest program since 2010.

Coach Gundy has led Oklahoma State to seven 10-win seasons, second only to Nick Saban and Dabo Swinney in the nation.

Gundy has been named Big 12 Coach of the Year twice and was named National Coach of the Year in 2011. Since the 2009 season, the Cowboys have competed in five New Year’s Six Bowls.

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