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Newsstand: Mike Denbrock of Notre Dame is highest paid offensive coordinator in college football per PFF

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Experienced, high-paid offensive coordinators and Notre Dame haven’t gone hand-in-hand lately. Until now. Pro Football Focus released a list of the highest-earning OCs in college football on Thursday, and the Fighting Irish’s Mike Denbrock is at the top of the chart.

Denbrock made his return to Notre Dame for a third stint as an assistant in South Bend early in the offseason. He spent the spring working with Duke quarterback transfer Riley Leonard, the Irish’s three other scholarship quarterbacks and the ND tight ends, who he oversees as the position group coach. Denbrock replaced Gerad Parker, now the head coach at Troy.

Here’s PFF’s full list.

Highest paid offensive coordinators in college football per PFF

  • Mike Denbrock, Notre Dame — $2.1 million
  • Chip Kelly, Ohio State — $2.0 million
  • Andy Ludwig, Utah — $1.8 million
  • Garrett Riley, Clemson – $1.7 million
  • Charlie Weis Jr., Ole Miss — $1.6 million
  • Andy Kotelnicki — $1.6 million
  • Bobby Petrino, Arkansas — $1.5 million
  • Kirby Moore, Arkansas — $1.5 million
  • Mike Bobo, Georgia — $1.4 million
  • Marcus Satterfield, Nebraska — $1.4 million
  • Will Stein, Oregon — $1.4 million
  • Kirk Ciarrocca, Rutgers — $1.4 million

Notre Dame tweets of the day

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The Notre Dame men’s lacrosse team touched down in Philadelphia on Thursday ahead of Saturday’s Final Four matchup against Denver at Lincoln Financial Field.

Deanna Gumpf retired from her post as the Fighting Irish’s softball coach after 882 wins over 23 seasons, which included 21 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances.

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“We’ve been there. We know how to act. We know what to do, when. … We achieved a national championship last year, and we know what it takes to do that again.”

Irish men’s lacrosse junior infielder Will Lynch on returning to Philadelphia to defend the program’s national championship

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