Vic Schaefer, well known as The Head Coach Of Texas Women’s Basketball, has an annual salary pay starting from $1.8 million.
After spending the previous eight seasons at Mississippi State, Vic Schaefer is Texas’s women’s basketball coach, where he built a powerhouse.
Vic is also considered to be one of the most accomplished basketball coaches. Schaefer has guided Mississippi State to 194 wins, the second-most in school history, and a school record.
From 2012 to 2020, Schaefer was the head coach of Mississippi State, and from 1990 to 1997, he was the head coach of Sam Houston State.
Vic Schaefer Salary And Net Worth: How Much Does The Head Coach Earn?
Vic Schaefer’s exact net worth and salary have not been leaked out in the eyes of the general public yet. However, his annual pay will begin at $1.8 million and increase to $2.1 million by the end of his contract.
Schaefer is a Texas native who has spent 21 of his 35 years coaching in Texas and 27 years in the Southwest, takes over as the program’s sixth head coach.
When the school regents vote to ratify the deal later this week, Vic, the women’s coach at New Texas, would get a seven-year, guaranteed contract for $13.8 million.
Vic Schaefer Wife And Family Details
Vic Schaefer is a happily married man and does have his wife, Holly. However, not much information regarding his married life has been revealed out.
Schaefer has shared a lot of beautiful pictures along with his wife and family on his Twitter account.
In addition to that, the head coach has shared a post where he wished for the 28th anniversary to his beautiful wife on his Twitter account, @CoachVic.
The couple seems happy with each other and has excellent chemistry and bond while viewing their recent post.
Vic and his wife also have two lovely children, one son and one daughter named Blair and Logan.
Vic Schaefer Age Details Explored
Vic Schaefer is running in his 60s.
He was born on March 2 in the year 1961. He belongs to the Pisces zodiac sign, according to astrologers.
When Schaefer was named head coach of Mississippi State on March 13, 2012, he thought he could do it since he had been developing championship teams during his coaching career.
Vic attended Texas A&M University and worked as an associate head coach under Gary Blair for nine years.
Vic was a member of the coaching staff When the Aggies won the national championship in 2011.