ATLANTA - DECEMBER 06: Head coach Nick Saban of the Alabama Crimson Tide congratulates head coach Urban Meyer of the Florida Gators after the Gators 31-20 win in the SEC Championship on December 6, 2008 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

This head coach has the biggest buyout, and that might cause a problem this offseason

This is pretty surprising.

The college football world is changing as somehow Nick Saban is no longer the country's highest paid coach. Not only is Michigan's Jim Harbaugh the highest paid coach in the land, but Saban is far behind by about $2 million. However, neither of those two are the proud owners of the country's biggest buyout.

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Florida State's Jimbo Fisher is No. 5 on the list of highest paid coaches with $5.25 million, but his buyout is substantially larger than anyone else's. That could be huge come this offseason when LSU potentially goes after him to replace Les Miles.

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There were reports that Fisher was in talks with LSU before public support saved his job last season. However, it's rumored that he might still be a candidate since he was there for so long before taking the job at FSU. If the Tigers want any chance at nabbing Fisher they would likely have to take care of his massive $33 million buyout.

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Fisher is also in the middle of the second year of an 8-year deal that's worth more than $40 million. According to his current contract, Fisher would owe the university $5 million if he were to leave before Dec. 31, 2016. That amount would drop to $3 million between then and Dec. 31, 2018. And it would be down to $1 million after that.

[h/t Warchant.com]