College World Series Finals for the third time in four years. As the Vols prepare for Omaha, fans are not only cheering for their team but also curious about the man steering the ship. Vitello’s success on the field is matched by his impressive earnings, reflecting his value to the University of Tennessee.
Vitello’s contract is a lucrative one. Starting with a $350,000 base salary, he earns this amount just for holding the position. On top of that, he receives an additional $1,150,000 in “Supplemental Pay,” a figure tied to the university’s broadcast and consultation deals. This brings his guaranteed annual earnings to $1.5 million. But there’s more. Vitello also pockets 75% of the university’s bat and equipment endorsement revenue over $100,000, adding another layer to his income
