Who is more important to our program the next few years?
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You asked,
"Who is more important to our program the next few years?"
My Opinion: Dawn Staley as far as winning multi National Championships!
"Who is more important to our program the next few years?"
My Opinion: Dawn Staley as far as winning multi National Championships!
In all honesty you’re right. If we lost Dawn it would not only kill WBB, it would be a huge blow to the fans. Everyone on our football staff is replaceable, Dawn isn’t.You asked,
"Who is more important to our program the next few years?"
My Opinion: Dawn Staley as far as winning multi National Championships!
The job Kimrey is mentioned for is an on field coaching position. Those are not covered by the rule you quoted. Only strength and conditioning and OFF field staff positions are covered. The thought is that teams are limited to on field coaches and would not waste a position for an athlete.
Well, he does have 1 more Natty than Dawn, and 2 more appearances! Sad he ain't coachin' no more!
Read your link. It even lists the exception switching from a countable coaching position to a non countable. 11.4.3.2 Exception -- Reassignment. An institution may reassign an individual associated with a prospective student-athlete from a countable coaching staff position to a noncoaching staff position or strength and conditioning staff position, provided the individual has been a countable coach at the institution for at least the previous two academic years.
I will. It was your link. This is an article discussing that. "The IAWP rule proposal does not prohibit hiring high school coaches for an on-field assistant coaching position — which was the path of Morris and Malzahn — or limit recruiting from the coach’s former high school in that instance."
https://amp.usatoday.com/amp/100348806
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copied from earlier posts, trying to explain it to others. Harbaugh is reason for it. It is presented vaguely to begin with. (lawyer jargon.)
As long as it’s an on field position he can be hired.
He can’t be hired for a S/C or QC position.
He can’t be hired for a S/C or QC position.
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Why did you alter the wording?
an individual associated with the prospective student-athlete in any athletics department noncoaching staff position or in a strength and conditioning staff position.
Yes, the Athletic Director position is most important.
In my mind, it is the head football coach, however that is. All other sports are something to do during the off season.
She's about to tie Ray for national championships and will beat him in a few years
I think Staley is smart enough and fully capable of deciding what she wants to do in future years and capable of doing that. She is a great basketball coach that we should be proud and happy to have at Carolina. How do all the AD suggesters know that she should be the AD or that she would want the job or that she would be a good fit in it?
This is probably correct. It is also a terrible indictment of our athletic program.
What happened here??? Somebody deleted posts? I seriously thought two different discussion got mashed together. It is like a women’s basketball thread and football thread got in a wreck..
Yep. Originally it was a thread saying who was more important. Kimrey or the recruits from Hammond since you could not have both.
"Who is more important to our program the next few years? Kimery on staff and send the Hammond signees packing? You make the choice. ”In football, during a two-year period before a prospective student-athlete's anticipated enrollment and a two-year period after the prospective student-athlete's actual enrollment, an institution shall not employ (or enter into a contract for future employment with) an individual associated with the prospective student-athlete in any athletics department staff position or in a strength and conditioning staff position.”
He was wrong about that though. You can have both if you hired Kimrey in an on the field position. After he was convinced he deleted/changed his posts.
