Michigan football isn’t exactly hurting for money these days.

On Monday, the Wolverines announced that they’re planning on spending a week in Rome, Italy to conclude spring practices.

On Tuesday, MLive obtained the contract of new passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach Pep Hamilton via a Freedom of Information Act request. As it turned out, he’s being paid. Handsomely.

MLive reported that Hamilton’s contract will have $1 million in base pay in 2017. That means that with new seven-figure contracts for offensive coordinator Tim Drevno and defensive coordinator Don Brown, Michigan will pay three assistants at least $1 million annually in 2017.

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That would make the Wolverines the first program in the country to accomplish that feat. Zero B1G assistants made seven figures in 2016.

Hamilton will make $1 million in his first three seasons and $1.25 million in his fourth. Drevno will make $1 million all five years while Brown will earn $1 million his first four years and $1.4 million his fifth year. All of them have different retention bonuses.

Only Alabama and LSU had multiple assistants making $1 million. There were 12 assistants who made seven figures in 2016. All 12 of those assistants were coordinators.

In 2016, Michigan was second in the B1G and No. 13 nationally with a $4.39 million budget for its assistants. The Wolverines will certainly rise in that department in 2017.