University of Georgia head coach Kirby Smart is once again the highest-paid coach in college football after agreeing to a major contract extension.

Georgia's Kirby Smart, who was scheduled to earn $10.75 million this year under his old contract, will see his salary increase to $13 million annually under his new 10-year deal.

I continue to be grateful and humbled by our administration’s commitment to our football program,” Smart, the coach for the Bulldogs' back-to-back national titles during the 2021 and ‘22 seasons, said in a statement.

Kirby Smart broke the University of Georgia's four-decade national title drought and has elevated the program to arguably stand alone in college football. Now, Georgia's athletics board is making sure Smart also stands alone in the sport -- as its highest-paid coach.

Georgia's Kirby Smart will become the highest-paid coach in college football during the 2024 season after the university's athletics board authorized an extension for the two-time national championship-winning coach, 247Sports confirmed. Smart's revamped deal will run through 2033 and pay him an average of $13 million per year.

Georgia’s Kirby Smart has received another contract extension, once again making him the highest-paid coach in college football. Smart’s new deal runs through the 2033 season and ups his salary to $13 million per year, according to multiple reports. He surpasses Clemson’s Dabo Swinney ($11 million) in the college football salary arms race.

Georgia Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart on Thursday resumed his title as the highest paid coach in college football.

The University of Georgia and head football coach Kirby Smart have agreed to a two-year contract extension that makes him the highest-paid head coach in college football, according to a report from Seth Emerson of The Athletic.

Kirby Smart is now college football's highest-paid head coach after agreeing to a new 10-year, $130 million deal that runs through 2033, per ESPN's Chris