ahoelsken
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He's only interviewing with the Giants? Saw he told Cleveland no thank you on an interview.
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He's only interviewing with the Giants? Saw he told Cleveland no thank you on an interview.
hawg1
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Yep, Giants May be too good to pass.
Really hoping that new law trying to limit coaching salaries gains some traction, it’s outrageous.
hawg1
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Where should the cap be set, one?
hawg1
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Seems like he would be a candidate at one of several open OC positions.
Not sure, it’s going to be a tough one to work through I just think it’s hypocritical as it stands right now.
hawg1
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Gotcha. Never gave it much thought.
That could have the biggest effect on leveling the playing field, depending on where a cap might be set.
There was facilities spending limitations as well, which could eliminate all this bull**** spending that is going on
Big Jim
WTF?
Jack Kroll unmasked.
Oh come on, you can’t tell me it’s not bull**** the way salaries have gone up under the amateur model.
I have mixed feelings on that. Those funds come from AD and boosters typically, while the Head Coach and assistant coaches are public money right? Or is it all AD?
Big Jim
WTF?
So what? Coaches are not the bad guys here, the “amateur model” bull**** of the NCAA is the problem. Pay the players or eliminate scholarship football altogether.
It’s all AD money really, weather that is from boosters or revenue or whatever. I’m not saying that you shouldn’t be able to spend money on facilities just that there is so much excess **** that goes on now just because they have so much money based on paying student athletes a lower amount that they deserve.
Passing a law that will put restrictions on how much a person can be paid?
what could possibly go wrong?
Prefers Baylor gig over the Browns. Well allrighty then. Browns Fan has history's muddy boot pressed hard on his face......
BUt they are already prohibiting how much people can be paid, otherwise i agree with you.
Big Jim
WTF?
I would love for UW to hire Helfrich as the OC.
Exactly. There's so much money coming in and the budget has to be spent where it can give a competitive advantage. As long as players aren't getting a piece of the pie, we'll see bigger and bigger salaries for coaches. If the NCAA wanted to actually serve the mission of amateur athletics and do something positive to funnel money to amateur participation -- the easy solution would actually be to raise the minimum number of varsity sports a university has to offer if it wants to participate in D1 football. Force schools to spend its football windfall money on more scholarship opportunities. Strange that we never see that be suggested.
As an aside on investing in coach salaries, I don't think anyone is going to conclude, after looking at Venables at $2M and Aranda at $2.5M, that it was money poorly spent. P5 programs, if they want to be competitive, have to be able to pay a coordinator more than G5 head coaches make if they want to keep top coaches.
That might be the most un-American law I’ve ever heard. That money will just be funneled somewhere else. If it got funneled to players, then I could be ok with that
somebody
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I think they should give all the money to the coaches, and they can pay players whatever they want. Then we'll see which coaches really want to win.
Well college football is pretty unamerican lol
He left Lincoln when Osborne retired and reappeared at Alabama!!!
UNLV seems possible?
hawg1
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