After sitting down with the Board of Regents, the Oklahoma Sooners have approved Lincoln Riley’s contract along with a few others. As the newly minted head coach of the football program at the University of Oklahoma, Riley is set to make $3.1 million per year. Signing a five year contract, the head coach stands to make an addition $200,000 for each year he remains at Oklahoma. However, there are additional incentives.

Lincoln Riley receives a 5-year deal starting at $3.1 million per year. Increases by $200K every yr. Riley would earn $425K for nat'l title

— SoonerScoop.com (@SoonerScoop) June 20, 2017

One of those incentives is currently tied to bringing home the national championship. Assuming that were to happen in the near future, Riley would earn an additional $425,000 on top of the current salary.

As the newest addition to the coaching staff, Ruffin McNeill now knows what he’ll take home each year. Signing a two-year contract, McNeill is set to earn $560,000 per year. He surpasses the likes of Bill Bedenbaugh in terms of money made despite the increase in Bedenbaugh’s payment.

Ruffin McNeill will earn $560K per year. He also received a two-year contract.

— SoonerScoop.com (@SoonerScoop) June 20, 2017

Bill Bedenbaugh gets a $110K raise and an extension through Jan 2019. He will now make $535K per year.

— SoonerScoop.com (@SoonerScoop) June 20, 2017

Mentioned previously, Bedenbaugh earned a pay increase due to signing an extension. The new contract extends Bedenbaugh’s presence on the sideline through January of 2019. Seeing an increase of $110,000 per year, the coach stands to pull in $535,000 each year.

Last but certainly not least, Mike Stoops also received a raise. Witnessing an increase of just $20,000 per year, Stoops sit just under the one million dollar mark at $920,000. Inking the deal, the Sooners retain the defensive coordinator through the 2018 season.

Mike Stoops got a $20,000 raise to $920,000 per season. Deal is through the end of the 2018 season. #Sooners

— John Shinn (@john_shinn) June 20, 2017