Will Muschamp has no reason to be angry.

The Auburn defensive coordinator was the highest paid assistant in college football this year at a whopping $1,600,000.

According to collegespun.com, the highest paid assistant coaching staff was at LSU, bringing home $5,400,000.

Here are the ten highest paid assistant coaches in 2015:

  1. Auburn defensive coordinator Will Muschamp, $1,600,000
  2. LSU offensive coordinator Cam Cameron, $1,519,734
  3. Alabama defensive coordinator Kirby Smart, $1,501,500
  4. Texas A&M defensive coordinator John Chavis, $1,500,000
  5. Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables, $1,406,107
  6. Louisville defensive coordinator Todd Grantham, $1,303,000
  7. Georgia defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt, $1,300,000
  8. UCF offensive line and recruiting coach Brent Key, $1,040,568
  9. LSU defensive coordinator Kevin Steele, $1,005,000
  10. Baylor defensive coordinator Phil Bennett, $981,540

Georgia offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer came it at No. 11 with $957,200 in total pay.

You can find the full list here.

Here are the ten highest paid assistant coaching staffs in 2015:

  1. LSU, $5,471,236
  2. Auburn, $5,341,900
  3. Alabama, $5,227,090
  4. Georgia, $4,807,200
  5. Texas A&M, $4,419,360
  6. Clemson, $4,329,606
  7. Florida State, $4,284,800
  8. Michigan, $4,248,667
  9. Ohio State, $4,021,950
  10. South Carolina, $3,995,600

Missouri, Tennessee and Arkansas weren’t far behind with $3,630,000, $3,540,700 and $3,529,550, respectively.

Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Florida and Kentucky all came in at more than $3,000,000