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Contracts for five ISU football assistant coaches released

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 AMES — New Iowa State football coach Matt Campbell’s hit the ground running in terms of recruiting and assembling a staff.

 He still needs two key components of the latter — offensive and defensive coordinators, but several assistants have been on staff and vigorously recruiting for a while (with obvious results to show for it).

 Monday, ISU released their contracts, per an open records request. Campbell’s contract is not yet available.

 As of now, tight ends coach/recruiting coordinator Alex Golesh is the top paid assistant, at $210,000 annual base pay.

 Holdover running backs coach Lou Ayeni made $191,000 in base pay this season for ISU — and his contract will likely be re-worked.

 Other contracts released today: Secondary coach D.K. McDonald ($175,000); linebackers coach Tyson Veidt ($190,000); director of scouting John Buceyeski ($80,000); and director of operations Greg Brabenec ($80,000). 

 The contracts for new offensive line coach Tom Manning and wide receivers coach Bryan Gasser have not been released. 

 Find each coach’s contract, below.

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New ISU assistant football coach D.K. McDonald's contract

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Rob Gray
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Rob, an Ames native, joined Cyclone Fanatic in August, 2014 after nearly a decade and a half of working at Iowa's two largest newspapers. He spent 10 years at the Des Moines Register and, after a brief stint in public relations, joined the Cedar Rapids Gazette as an Iowa State correspondent three years ago. Rob specializes in feature stories for CF.

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