In terms of nationality, he is an American citizen with a Caucasian ethnic origin. The identity of his siblings are also unknown. His mother’s name, on the other hand, is still unknown. He was born under the sign of the Ram.įrank Beamer is his father’s name. Shane Beamer was born in the year 1977 in Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America. If we add in the combined $375,050 it cost to hire Shane Beamer and Cornell Brown, that’s where the $396,658 figure comes from.īut if we also include the $11,835 raise O’Cain received as a result of calling plays this upcoming season, the number jumps to $408,493.Shane Beame inside the car ( Source: The states) Early Life of Shane Beamer: Cavanaugh, meanwhile, saw his pay increase by $7,064 by accepting a job as the director of high school relations. Now as you can see from those numbers, Hite received a $14,544 raise by ceding his job on the coaching staff and moving into a senior adviser role. He is actually due to earn a salary of $187,525 during the upcoming season. Norris of Virginia Tech's office of the general counsel sent an e-mail Thursday afternoon informing me that the 2011 salary Virginia Tech reported for secondary coach Torrian Gray on Wednesday was inaccurate. Here’s a breakdown of how exactly those two monetary figures came to be, and keep in mind that contracts for Virginia Tech’s coaches usually include a provision for a 5 percent increase in base salary every year:īud Foster - 2010 salary: $432,660 2011 salary: $436,817īryan Stinespring - 2010 salary: $317,552 2011 salary: $324,056īilly Hite - 2010 salary: $265,500 2011 salary: $280,044 If we only consider Virginia Tech’s shifting of former running backs coach Billy Hite and recruiting coordinator Jim Cavanaugh’s to newly-created administrative positions - and don’t include the raise quarterbacks coach Mike O’Cain received for taking on play-calling duties this upcoming season - that figure drops a bit to $396,658.īut no matter how you slice it, it’s obvious the athletic department is forking over a sizable chunk of change to support Beamer’s belief that the Hokies needed reinforcements both on the field and on the recruiting trail. And by comparing them with those provided by USA Today’s 2010 assistant coaches salary database, Beamer’s staff shake-up will cost the athletic department an additional $408,493 this season. This morning, via a Freedom of Information Act request, Virginia Tech’s office of the general counsel released the new salaries for all of the assistant coaches who are on Beamer’s current staff. Much was made about the ramifications of Coach Frank Beamer’s somewhat drastic coaching changes this offseason, both on the field and off it, but now we finally have a sense of just how much this endeavor will ultimately cost Virginia Tech. UPDATED WITH A VIRGINIA TECH-SUPPLIED CORRECTION, 3:20 P.M.
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