nah these coaches would have to take a paycut to join the nba. NBA is a players league, they wouldnt be worth 8 milli to a team.
Why isn't there a salary cap for college coaches?
- Thread starter Houston911
- Start date
nah these coaches would have to take a paycut to join the nba. NBA is a players league, they wouldnt be worth 8 milli to a team.
The God Poster
LWO representa
cheatersor just edit the 3 star player ratings breh
Bu...bu...but what about the spirit of amateurism? If room and board is enough compensation for the players why isn't it enough for the coaches?
I'm pretty sure most players would be full-time football players if that was allowed. You bring up an interesting point. How is it that players have to be enrolled and be students but coaches can be straight professionals. Bu...bu...but what about the spirit of amateurism?
Interesting point. I think that would even out the playing field.
However, college coaches have been generally known to be experienced in the field of coaching so they can mentor and prepare the athletes for the pros. A college kid couldn't do that.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=1834596
coach k got offered 8 per year like 10 years ago and he makes 6 at Duke now
The great majority of college coaches are not preparing anybody for the pros breh. Even at the top programs, the majority of the guys are not gonna see the pros. Beyond that, you got people who aren't experienced in their field teaching students and preparing them for a profession.
doubt a team will pay a coach that much money now. 7-8 milli is money top NBA coaches get
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaab...o-pricy-for-future-nba-suitors-160242913.html
I would say the better coaches prepare up-and-comer's to mature their game, not everyone is a LeBron or Kobe. A lot of pro athletes give proprs to their college coaches. They learn stuff along the way of life.
Not every coach is a good mentor/life coach, and not every coach is good at preparing their athletes for the pros. But a student in his late teens to early 20s could not do either.
why is there a salary cap in the nfl??
- blackierobbinson
- blackierobbinson
That is actually a part of my point. Most guys aren't going to make it to the pros let alone be stars. Therefore the majority of a coaches job is about things other than that.
I wasnt suggesting 18-22 yr old coaches. More like 22-28, like many of the people teaching them.
Last edited:
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
Because the Owners and players have agreed to there being one.
that's why Northwestern attempting to unionize was such a big deal.
A LOT IS STOPPING THEM, MUDIAY LOST POTENTIALLY 6MM MAKING THAT MOVE
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
His son still can't make money off his name, and still has to sit out if he transfers to a another D1 school.
Him paying out of pocket and being a preferred walk on prevents BYU and Robert Marve/Miami type fukkery when it comes to scholarships and transfers.... it doesn't exclude him from NCAA by laws
