This season has been very productive for Texas coach Mack Brown, who just made it to the BCS championship for second consecutive year and that had its positive consequences. Texas has upped Brown's previous contract an additional $2 million per year for a total of $5 million per season. This only goes to prove that positive results positively effects earnings. Texas also decided to make the adjustment effective early in 2010 and give him the extra $2 million. Coach Mack also will get an extra bonus of $450.000 if he beats Alabama on January 7th. The length on his contract however didn't change and it's until 2016. Right now Brown is considered one of the best college football coaches in the country, winning the Big 12 conference championship title. He has been developing the team into a solid program. Currently Texas has one of the best football programs in the country. Since he was brought to Texas, the team has accomplished many good things and it is unlikely that he will retire any time soon. "Mack is the best college football coach in America and this action recognizes him for that," Texas athletic director DeLoss Dodds said. "He brought new life to our program and he's done it with great integrity and class. He is who we want at Texas for as long as he is willing to serve as our head coach." And the way he's going, that will be for a long time.

Brown signed the victory for Texas on Saturday when they defeated Nebraska for the Big 12 conference title and for a ticket to play in the BCS National Championship. Despite not having Vince Young due to an injury and Colt Mc Coy having a crappie night, the team has demonstrated that they are a very solid team and that they deserve to go and fight for the National Championship Title. Texas has raised Brown's salary more that a 50% since their first deal in 1997 that was for $750.000. According to university officials, Brown and his football program has quadrupled the earnings of the university in the 12 years that he has been in charge of the football team, and he has done it with class and professionalism. Before signing with Texas, Mack Brown was the North Carolina head coach and gave incredible growth to the team. Beginning with a very mediocre record, Brown led the North Carolina team to appear in the final rankings in four of the last five years of his tenure and increased the popularity of the team by fans. He left after the 1997 season when he signed a contract with Texas, leaving some fans heartbroken with his decision. He started with the Texas football program for the 1998 season.

In five of his first eight seasons with Texas, he was eliminated from the National Championship or the Big 12 title by his all time rival Oklahoma. However, he has won several Big 12 titles. His best campaign was in 2005 when he won the National Championship title, the Big 12 Conference title and the title of coach of the year. This year it is expected that Texas will win the National Championship to set a record, just as in 2005. Texas has already named a successor for Brown in case he retires, and it will be Will Muschamp, the second year defensive coordinator. Nonetheless, it's not anticipated that this will happen any time soon as his contract has been raised and the length still the same until 2016.

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