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Highest-paid Connecticut state employees
(Ranked by 2013 W-2 earnings)
| Rank | Name | Earnings | Title | Agency/department |
| 1 | Geno Auriemma | $2,023,988 | Coach, womens's basketball | UConn |
| 2 | Paul Pasqualoni (1) | $1,635,373 | Head Coach, football | UConn |
| 3 | Jim Calhoun (2) | $1,514,449 | Assistant Athletic Director | UConn |
| 4 | Kevin Ollie | $1,210,047 | Coach, men's basketball | UConn |
| 5 | Hanspaul Makkar | $1,157,723 | Chief of the Division of Pediatric Dermatology | UConn Health |
Source: Connecticut Office of the State Comptroller, press office of the UConn Health Center, and UConn website.
(1) In Sept. 2013, Pasqualoni was replaced by interim coach T.J. Wiest. Bob Diaco was named UConn's new had football coach in Dec. 2013.
(2) Calhoun retired as UConn men's basketball coach in Sept. 2012, served as assistant athletic director until March 2013, and is now fully retired.
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