Sports Briefing: Missouri pays a price for football success

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Missouri shows how schools pay a price for football success By Steve Wieberg and Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY SALARY DATABASE: Search for coaches and see actual contracts STILL RISING: Economy can't slow salaries of football coaches BOISE STATE: Broncos assistants cash in on team's success FAMILY TIES: Nepotism laws require schools to avoid conflicts WHAT'S IN NAME? Unique titles help assistants get more security VIDEO: New Mexico State assistant Rutenberg details his day
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