It appears there’s no credible public record confirming that Mike Bobo—Georgia’s quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator—turned down a $12 million job offer. Here’s what we do know:
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✅ Confirmed Facts About Bobo’s Deal with Georgia
1. Contract Extension Through 2026
Before the 2024 season, Georgia extended his contract through 2026. His salary increased from $1 million to $1.4 million, with a built‑in $100K raise each year—so he’ll earn about $1.503 M in 2025 and $1.603 M in 2026 .
2. Fan & Media Debate
His contract and performance have been hotly debated, with voices like Paul Finebaum labeling him “inferior” and many fans questioning whether he’s deserving of an extension under Kirby Smart .
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️♂️ The $12 Million Claim
There’s no verifiable report supporting that Bobo rejected a lucrative $12 M offer from another program (NFL or college). The only similar news was a $100K raise he declined while at Colorado State after a disappointing season—that’s a far cry from $12 M .
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Bottom Line
Mike Bobo is currently under contract with Georgia through 2026, earning around $1.5–1.6 million annually.
There’s no evidence of him turning down any offer remotely close to $12 million.
The widely circulated $12 M figure appears to be unsubstantiated rumor.
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