Army football coach Jeff Monken’s salary for the 2025 season is out.
Monken is making $2,400,000 during the 2025 season from Army, according to the USA Today Sports college football head coach salaries database. He is the third-highest paid coach in the American Conference, per schools that reported.
Monken was paid $450,000 in bonuses during the 2024-25 season. The Black Knights (12-2) brought home an American Conference regular-season and playoff title in their first season as members, and an Independence Bowl win.
Monken is in his 12th season leading the Black Knights, holding a 2-3 record going into the team’s fourth conference game of the season. The school’s second all-time winningest coach, Monken has been in discussions for other head coaching jobs fairly regularly in recent years and again this season.
Jeff Monken pay: How much did Army football pay it coach
Army football paid Monken a total of $2,400,000 during the 2024-25 season.
Jeff Monken buyout: What would it take for Army to fire football coach
If he would be fired without cause before Dec. 1, Monken would be owed $7,700,000 from Army.
Is Army football coach Jeff Monken the highest paid American Conference coach?
Monken is the third-highest paid coach in the American Conference for schools that provided information. Here’s a full list of American Conference coaches and their pay:
- Trent Dilfer, Alabama Birmingham – $1,450,000
- Tim Albin, Charlotte – $900,000
- Blake Harrell, East Carolina – $1,300,000
- Zach Kittley, Florida Atlantic – $1,050,000
- Ryan Silverfield, Memphis – $2,250,000
- Brian Newberry, Navy – No info provided
- Eric Morris, North Texas- $1,400,000
- Scott Abell, Rice – No info provided
- Alex Golesh, South Florida – $2,500,000
- K.C. Keeler, Temple – No info provided
- Jeff Traylor, Texas San Antonio – $2,500,000
- Jon Sumrall, Tulane – No info provided
- Tre Lamb, Tulsa – No info provided
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