Art Briles

Arthur Ray Briles, a.k.a. Art Briles, is an American football coach. Currently, Art stands as the head coach for the Guelfi Firenze in the Italian Football League. He previously served as a head coach of the Houston Cougars from 2002 to 2007 and for the Baylor Bears from 2008 to 2015.

Briles is married and has three children with his spouse, Jan Allison. As of 2022, his net worth is approximately $15 million. 

Art Briles Net Worth and Salary in 2022

Briles has an estimated net worth of over $15 million. In early 2022, Art moved to Italy, signed with Gurlfi Firenze for the 2022 season, and led the team to the Italian Bowl Championship. He was signed to Mount Vernon (TX) HS, where his salary is reported as a seven-digit figure.  

Lately, Art has become very private about his economic career and stats. He has not shared his salary and the contract details. 

Salary Details:

Year	Salary	Bonus	School
2006	$ 550,000	$ 190,000	Houston
2007	$ 930,000	$ 275,000	Houston
2008	$ 1,800,000		Baylor
2009	$ 943,830		Baylor
2010	$ 878,315		Baylor
2011	$ 1,549,396		Baylor
2012	$ 2,232,807		Baylor
2014	$ 3,135,146		Baylor
2015	$ 4,238,573		Baylor

He is one of the wealthier coaches in the United States. He gets paid a high amount of salary. His total compensation boosts his net worth. People followed him on Twitter. Moreover, info about his bio can be taken from the wiki. 

Art Briles Personal Life: Affair, Married

Art Briles, 63, is a married man. He exchanged the wedding vows with his girlfriend, Jan Briles, on June 3, 1978. The duo has three children: Kendal Briles, Staley Lebby, and Jancy Briles. 

Talking more about him, he is a perfect personality; however, he is 63 years old but looks fantastic with his character. Proper diet and regular exercise make him one of the fittest men in the sports world. 

Art Briles Bio, Early Life, and Education

This living legend was born in 1955, on December 5; he is an American by nationality. His ethnicity is white. His birth sign is Sagittarius. He rose with his siblings Eddie Briles, Wanda Briles, and Dennis Briles are his parents.

Talking about his early life and career start, he went to Rule High School for his early education. Since childhood, he has been passionate about football, and his father also trained him. Art got a scholarship opportunity by Bill Yeoman at the University of Houston. He played there three and showed his best performance there. Unfortunately, after that, his parents died in a car crash, shocking, but he was ambitious towards his objective.

Art Briles Career

He has been a successive person in his coaching career in football. At the beginning of his coaching career, he started working with high school and coached the high school team. 

He worked as an assistant at Sundown High School, and from 1980 to 1983; he worked as an associate at Sweetwater High School. He was also successful in his college coaching career, which is why today is the head coach of one of the prominent coaches in the United States. 

On November 28, 2007, he was hired as a head coach for a 7-year term at Baylor. The team performed well under his leadership in the next seven seasons. In 2016, A scandal broke out about sexual misconduct in the football program. An independent law firm did the investigation. He was fired in the heat of the event, and several other top personnel lost their jobs. 

In 2017, Briles moved to Canada and signed in the Canadian Football League with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats as their assistant head coach. However, The happy news was short-lived after the club dismissed the contract. In August 2018, the Italian Football league club, Guelfi Firenze, hired him as their new head coach. 

In May 2019, Briles was hired as the head coach for Mount Vernon High School (Texas). He worked with the team until early 2022 and then moved back to France and helped the team win the Italian Bowl Championship, defeating the favored Milano Seamen in the final.

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