No, his total pay package is much higher, his over all salary may be low, but when you factor in all of the income streams that are attached to the job the compensation level changes dramatically (notice that the additional compensation space is blank next to his). There was an old understanding, perhaps it is even written practice, that no athletic coach or Football coach can receive a salary more than the highest paid professor. Maybe that is myth, but it seems to have held true through the years. It started with Hesburgh. Maybe I have it wrong, but that's the story. Kelly is very well compensated. He doesn't deserve it, but that's another argument.