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Yes there should

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No there shouldn't

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Yes there should

Ron Graf
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Ron Graf

When creating a competitive balance or achieving a competitive advantage, it's all about the money

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Steve Farrell
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Steve Farrell

parity - they limit scholarships in the name of parity; you want a level playing field for all the schools - cap the salaries..

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Linda Ogren
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Linda Ogren

I think they should be put on type of commission, I worked for 2 major companies for many years and that worked real well. You now tell me they get FIRE for doing bad job & the next pays them more WHY

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Matt P
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Matt P

College athletic coach. Get real. Who needs more than 1 or 3 million a year to live a fulfilling very successful life with an amazing home, great car, retirement and vacation however you want.

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Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

I don't think any government funded university coach should make more than $250,000 per year AND the coach should be hired from the high school level within their own state. No outside money either.

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Paul F Edwards
Paul F Edwards

that's what a communist would say...

No there shouldn't

Paul F Edwards
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Paul F Edwards

That is socialism. In America, we are a free market...someone can pay as much or as little as they want, it is controlled by market forces.

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Frank Johnson
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Frank Johnson

If a school cannot compete then drop the game or move to another division.

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Tristan Swanson
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Tristan Swanson

The universities pay their staff what they feel they are worth. It is all based on the revenue that they generate, so why in the world would we restrict it?

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Doug Miller
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Doug Miller

As ridiculously high as, for example, Saban's contract is at Alabama, there is a value he has brought to the university. The investment in Frost will do the same at UN.

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Larry Ewart
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Larry Ewart

I think the transfer of one time with no restrictions is fine. More than that is not healthy for the athlete.

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Ben Brooks
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Ben Brooks

Coaches leave as soon as it suits their best interests. Why should student athletes be held to a different standard?

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Rodney Rienfeld
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Rodney Rienfeld

As long as there are strict rules and penalties against coaches contacting other teams players.

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Larry Ewart
Larry Ewart

I agree with you but the reality of it all is that they will figure a way around it regardless.

Matt Arnold
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Matt Arnold

Why should coaches be able to leave but not players?

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Don Clark - DCHS
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Don Clark - DCHS

We ask 18 year old students to make major life decisions. Then punish them if they decide they made a poor choice. Should we make adult coaches sit out a year whey they decide to change schools?

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Ron Graf
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Ron Graf

Gotta be equal with the other student athletes

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Doug G
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Doug G

I'd like to see it modified to restrict it to players after a red-shirt freshman season. In this case, I'd support it.

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Paul F Edwards
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Paul F Edwards

What it will lead to is kids not learning how to commit and see it through, a VERY important life skill. In all careers, there are down times and hurdles to get over. They won't. Entitled!

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John Pankonin
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John Pankonin

Promotes coaches raiding other programs and dropping their current athletes that have not performed as expected.

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Roger Utter
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Roger Utter

Opens a big bag of worms

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Matt P
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Matt P

I do not support

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