LSU makes Billy Glasscock one of highest-paid GMs in college football, other moves

LSU has signed general manager Billy Glasscock to a three-year contract worth $3 million. This contract marks a significant salary increase from his previous position at Ole Miss, where he earned $425,000. Glasscock's new role at LSU also surpasses the $800,000 previously earned by Austin Thomas, who has since moved to Ole Miss to work under Pete Golding.

Glasscock's salary positions him as one of the highest-paid general managers in college football. The list of top earners includes Michael Lombardi of North Carolina at $1.5 million, Vince Marrow of Louisville at $1.2 million, and Chad Bowden of USC, who is reportedly in the $1 million range.

Additionally, LSU has made other notable signings. Defensive line coach Sterling Lucas has agreed to a two-year contract with salaries of $925,000 in 2026 and $975,000 in 2027. Special teams coordinator Joe Houston has signed a two-year deal at