Nebraska releases salaries for John Butler and Jamar Mozee

New Nebraska defensive backs coach John Butler will make more in annual salary than his predecessor, Evan Cooper.

Butler, coming off 10 years in the NFL, will make $700,000, according to a spreadsheet released by NU on Wednesday night. Cooper, who resigned in early July, made $670,000.

Like Cooper, Butler also has the passing game coordinator title. He is the fourth-highest paid Husker football assistant behind defensive coordinator Tony White ($1.6 million), offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield ($1.4 million) and co-coordinator/quarterbacks coach Glenn Thomas ($800,000).

New senior football assistant Jamar Mozee, hired this summer, has a salary of $200,000. Mozee’s son, Isaiah, is a four-star receiver currently committed for the 2025 recruiting class.

Other assistant coaching salaries include director of player personnel/tight end coach Keith Williams ($125,000), assistant safeties coach Adam DiMichele ($123,600), assistant special teams coach Josh Martin ($100,000), fullbacks and returners coach Ron Brown ($87,550), cornerbacks assistant Rashaan Melvin ($80,000), Jack linebackers assistant Jack Potenza ($70,000), linebackers assistant Josh Bringuel ($65,000), and offensive line assistant Aaron Coeling ($65,000).

Other new football/athletic department salaries include Chief Operating Officer Haven Fields ($325,000), Senior Woman Administrator Kristen Brown ($250,000), Chief Financial Officer Seth Dorsey ($240,000), Deputy Athletic Director for Revenue Generation Tyler Kai ($225,000), Director of Football Relations Troy Vincent, Jr. ($130,000) and Director of Recruiting Operations Avery Gossett ($70,000).