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Very interesting and eye opening.
It seems egregious on the surface, but when considering the economic impact of sports it makes sense.
For example, some college football programs drive local economies and commerce.0 -
Nevada....ROFL0
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I'm finding NJ's hard to believe.....basketball coach? Really??
oh, nevermind, I guess they didn't take into account ALL 3 or 4 public positions held by one person...0 -
I'm finding NJ's hard to believe.....basketball coach? Really??
oh, nevermind, I guess they didn't take into account ALL 3 or 4 public positions held by one person...
most college coaches are paid from multiple funding sources. Guessing how the contracts are structured is why almost every state isn't "football coach".0 -
I'm finding NJ's hard to believe.....basketball coach? Really??
oh, nevermind, I guess they didn't take into account ALL 3 or 4 public positions held by one person...
most college coaches are paid from multiple funding sources. Guessing how the contracts are structured is why almost every state isn't "football coach".
I guess, but as far as I know, NJ's not exactly known for their ....basketball...??? But maybe that's why they're paying them so much....0 -
I clearly chose the wrong profession0
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I clearly chose the wrong profession
seriously. I shoulda been a plastic surgeon too...0 -
Sounds about right....0
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I clearly chose the wrong profession
seriously. I shoulda been a plastic surgeon too...
College president in Hawaii . . .0 -
" this is texas high school football big"0
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Time to change my college major.0
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LIes.......................0
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My son wants to be a coach! This makes me happy!0
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Makes sense since coaches are paid in the millions. Of course with that comes 18 hour days and no time off practically because even off season they are busting their *kitten* with scouting and developing programs.
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Makes sense since coaches are paid in the millions. Of course with that comes 18 hour days and no time off practically because even off season they are busting their *kitten* with scouting and developing programs.
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Yep. I wouldn't want to be a coach at that level. Time commitment would be incredible.0
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