The American former football player coach and Steve Sarkisian have made lots of fortune throughout his career. He is a newly-appointed head football coach at the University of Texas, Austin.

Steve Sarkisian's net worth is approximate $6-7 Million as of 2022; the 48-year-old is one of the wealthiest sportspeople, earning money from his football coach career.

Over two decades of his career in the field of football has earned the football legend a tremendous net worth in his pocket.

Sarkisian's professional career is glorious and has inspired many people, but his personal life has sometimes dragged the attention of individuals.

Some Quick Facts About Steve Sarkisian

Name	Steve Sarkisian
Date of Birth	March 8, 1974
Age	48 years old
Nationality	American
Spouse	Loreal Smith (m. 2020), Stephanie Sarkisian (m. 1997–2016)
Profession	Football Coach
Parents	Seb Sarkisian, Sally Sarkisian

Sarkisian joined his old BYU coach Norm Chow on the staff of USC's first-year head coach Pete Carroll in 2001. His first connection with the Trojans was as an analyst; he was promoted to quarterbacks coach in 2002.

In 2009, he landed his first head-coaching role for Pac-10 North following his stint at USC. Under the leadership of Sarkisian, the Huskies had breakthrough sorts in 2013.

By 2016, Steve landed his feet in Alabama as an Analyst on Nick Saban's staff. Later, Saban elevated the former football player to offensive coordinator in the College Football Playoff national championship.

In 2021, Steve took his third college program as a coach in Texas. He joined with a starting salary of $5.2 million in 2021 and annual raises of $200,000 afterward.

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Steve Sarkisian's Net Worth Is Higher Than You Think

Steve Sarkisian is one of college football's finest offensive thinkers, as seen by his stops at the best colleges and in the NFL. He lives a luxurious life with hard-earned money.

The player turned coach, Steve, professionally played with Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League. On average, CFL players earn between $80,000 and $85,000.

Sarkisian has a solid real estate portfolio; he owns an 8250-square-foot house in Rolling Hills for $9.5 million. Apart from this, he holds a house at Yarrow Point, Washington.

Sarkisian started his career as a sports player at West High School in Torrance. Later he joined the University of Southern California as a non-scholarship middle infielder on the Trojans baseball team.

But fate had written something else for his destiny; he struggled to play in NCAA Division I baseball and was transferred to El Camino College for other semesters.

The El Camino Football coach, John Featherstone, urged him to start his football career. He earned All-Mission Conference honors as a quarterback in his first year.

In addition, he earned junior college All-American for completing 72.4 percent of his passes.

How Much Did Steve Sarkisian Pay As Divorce Settlement?

Steve Sarkisian had a high-school love story with his former wife, Stephanie. After being together for two long decades and having three children, they parted ways in 2016.

The football coach got lucky as his former wife did not ask for money or any asset as a divorce settlement.

However, the former couple agreed to raise their children jointly. They both look after Taylor Sarkisian, Brady Sarkisian, and Ashley Sarkisian.

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Having worked with the greatest football coach of all time, Nick Saban, Sarkisian has earned a lot as a football coach and player.

The following table displays his earnings to date:

Year	Earnings(Yearly)	Major Earning Source
2001	$1.5K  to $1.7K	USC and Oakland Raiders
2004	$2.5 Millions	NFL Coach
2005	$3 Millions	USC (QBs, associate head coach, offensive coordinator)
2009	$2-$3 Millions	Washintgton Huskies Football Coach
2014	$4 Millions	USC Coach
2016	$1-$2 Millions	Analyst/Offensive Coordinator for Nick Saban
2017	$83,333.34	OC for Atlanta Falcons
2019	$850,000	OC for Alabama
2021 - Present	$10.695 million	Head Coach of University of Texas