Why isn't there a salary cap for college coaches?

[Houston911]

Has this ever been proposed?

How can you justify giving a coach 6 or 7 million dollars a year to coach guys who are playing for tuition and housing?

How can you justify a college coach making more than, 150-200 thousand a year if players cant be paid?

 

[hood b. goode]

Aint no coaches going to treat college jobs as anything more than tryouts for NFL coaching jobs, at $200k salaries.

 

[Zach Lowe]

you can justify it cuz Coach K and Calipari and em could jump to the NBA and get that 6, 7 mill

 

[CrimsonTider]

Saban is underpaid

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

The better question is how can you make billions of off these young men and not let them make any money off of their own likeness.


These "amateur" rules are the loophole they need to keep screwing these young men and women over.

 

[tremonthustler1]

you can justify it cuz Coach K and Calipari and em could jump to the NBA and get that 6, 7 mill

This and many colleges are state run, so good luck getting your politicians to waste time in fighting that

 

[unit321]

Has this ever been proposed?

How can you justify giving a coach 6 or 7 million dollars a year to coach guys who are playing for tuition and housing?

How can you justify a college coach making more than, 150-200 thousand a year if players cant be paid?

They aren't student athletes. That's how.
If you had a student coach, then it would be comparable to student athletes.

 

[mozichrome]

because we cant pay them in experience points like on ncaa 14

 

[madness]

because we cant pay them in experience points like on ncaa 14

whenever the next NCAA game comes out they need to incorporate shady boosters and paying players under the table into the game

do you want to offer a must-have 5-star recruit $10,000 and hope he switches his commit, but risk him snitching then getting your program in trouble? or you do play it safe and go after regular 3-star athletes while your rivals eat?

 

[Ain't That Something]

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you can justify it cuz Coach K and Calipari and em could jump to the NBA and get that 6, 7 mill

Let them jump!

 

[mozichrome]

whenever the next NCAA game comes out they need to incorporate shady boosters and paying players under the table into the game

do you want to offer a must-have 5-star recruit $10,000 and hope he switches his commit, but risk him snitching then getting your program in trouble? or you do play it safe and go after regular 3-star athletes while your rivals eat?

or just edit the 3 star player ratings breh

 

[Houston911]

you can justify it cuz Coach K and Calipari and em could jump to the NBA and get that 6, 7 mill

Just like a player could jump to the pros and make millions

Fukk outta here

Of course @tremonthustler1 dapper you. He dont want young blacks making money

 

[Tony D'Amato]

College coaches are basically CEOs of their respective athletic departments. Depending on tge Institution we're talking 10s to 100s of millions of dollars. Just from the football programs. Annually

 

[Zach Lowe]

Just like a player could jump to the pros and make millions

Fukk outta here

Of course @tremonthustler1 dapper you. He dont want young blacks making money

ok no one's stopping them from playing in china for a year for 1 M
that's their choice to play at Kentucky and shyt

 

[Darealtwo1]

The better question is how can you make billions of off these young men and not let them make any money off of their own likeness.


These "amateur" rules are the loophole they need to keep screwing these young men and women over.

daylight robbery of the highest order

Thats why I love david robinson on what he did with his son.

His son committed to Notre Dame but decided that he will pay out of pocket for tuition and his son can "walk on"

Now his son can make money off his name and can transfer whenever he wants to without penalty