The full report is avialable at the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources. TaxProfBlog has the breakdown:

• Arizona State (2008): $282,000
• Florida (2009): $256,051
• George Mason (2010):   $325,583
• Georgia (2010): $271,670
• Indiana-Bloomington (2008): $295,117
• Kansas (2007): $248,000
• Iowa (2010): $301,898
• Michigan (2010): $442,308
• Missouri-Columbia (2009): $230,420
• North Carolina (2010): $320,200
• Ohio State (2010): $302,006
• Rutgers-Camden (2009): $266,895
• Rutgers-Newark (2009): $287,278
• South Carolina (2010): $254,873.
• SUNY-Buffalo (2010): $270,000
• Tennessee (2008): $225,000
• Texas (2010): $374,167
• UC-Berkeley (2009): $336,511
• UC-Davis (2009): $307,200
• UC-Irvine (2009): $350,000
• UCLA (2009): $352,333
• Virginia (2010): $450,000
• William & Mary (2009): $240,000
• Wisconsin (2009): $304,436

There is also a breakdown of how much each individual professor makes. Makes for interesting reading.