Defensive coordinator Charles Kelly, other Florida State assistants receive pay raise|FSU Hot Topics|Team BattleGround|College BattleGround

Earlier on Friday, Florida State football released the contract figures the coaching staff will receive for the upcoming 2016 season.

After receiving a contract extension with a promotion, new vice president and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Stan Wilcox saw his salary rise from $510,000 to $757,985 per year until his new contract expires in June of 2020, an increase of 48.6%.

Defensive coordinator Charles Kelly also received a hefty pay raise to $833,000, up from his 2015 salary of $583,000, a 42.8% increase, the largest of any assistant coach. Kelly will see another slight increase of $25,000 following each of the next two season, raising his salary figure to $858,000 in 2017 and $883,000 in 2018, which is what he will receive for the 2019 and 2020 seasons.

Each of the assistant coaches (other than Charles Kelly) all saw a slight raise in salary of $9,000 from their respective 2015 salary figures. Their exact 2016 salaries can be seen below.

Tim Brewster, tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator, saw his salary rise from $433,000 to $442,000 for the upcoming season.

Defensive ends coach Brad Lawing saw a slight jump in salary from his $415,000 in 2015 to $424,000 in 2016.

Rick Trickett, Florida State offensive line coach, will have his salary increased from the $583,000 he made in 2015 to $592,000 for the upcoming 2016 season.

Quarterbacks coach and co-offensive coordinator Randy Sanders will make more than his 2015 figure of $583,000, and will receive $592,000 in 2016.

Lawrence Dawsey, wide receivers coach and co-offensive coordinator, made $463,000 in 2015 and will get $472,000 for the upcoming FSU football season.

Defensive tackles coach Odell Haggins, after receiving $463,000 in 2015, will make $472,000 for the upcoming Florida State football campaign.

Running backs coach Jay Graham received $403,000 in 2015 and will see that number rise to $412,000 in 2016.

Bill Miller, linebackers coach, will see a raise in his $403,000 figure in 2015 to $412,000 for the upcoming season.