Alabama extends athletic director Greg Byrne's contract through 2033

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Alabama extends athletic director Greg Byrne's contract through 2033
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Alabama has extended athletic director Greg Byrne's contract by two years, now set to run through June 30, 2033. The university's Compensation Committee approved the revised deal, which increases his base salary to $2.675 million annually, reflecting a rise from his previous contract. Byrne has served in this role since 2017 and has been instrumental in key coaching hires, including Kalen DeBoer, Nate Oats, and Rob Vaughn. Under his leadership, Alabama became the only Division I program to reach the College Football Playoff, the NCAA tournaments for both men’s and women’s basketball, and both College World Series events during the past academic year. Alongside Byrne’s extension, Alabama also approved new contracts for six head coaches.

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  • •Greg Byrne's contract extended through June 30, 2033.
  • •Annual salary raised to $2.675 million.
  • •Hired coaches for football, men's basketball, and baseball.
  • •Alabama reached several championships during the 2025-26 academic year.
  • •Six other head coaches received new contracts alongside Byrne's extension.
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Alabama and athletic director Greg Byrne agreed to a revised two-year contract extension earlier this week that will keep him with the university through June 30, 2033. The University of Alabama’s Compensation Committee approved the agreement Monday, with Byrne set to receive an annual base salary of $2.675 million, along with performance-based […] The post Alabama AD Greg Byrne gets new two-year contact extension appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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