You misread the page. The table of top salaries contains separate rows for each year between 2004 and 2014. I can't figure out how to show only a single year, b

You misread the page. The table of top salaries contains separate rows for each year between 2004 and 2014. I can't figure out how to show only a single year, but it would be about 25 people making over $1M/yr (since most of those rows are since 2010). I don't see what being not-for-profit has to do with salary caps. But the whole reason that the head coach is paid so much is that the football team is being run as a for-profit enterprise, which is a seemingly rational thing for the university to do, yet I think it makes sense to restrict universities from distracting themselves with that sort of enterprise related to their purpose.