DudeAnon wrote:$11,500? High major coaches make that in a day. And thats no joke. Lets say the average high major coach is making around 2 million (also what NCAA president Mark Emmert makes). Based on a 2000 hour work year (which of course they work nothing near that), they make $1,000 dollars per...hour.
Wake me up when the NCAA is dead.
scoscox wrote:DudeAnon wrote:$11,500? High major coaches make that in a day. And thats no joke. Lets say the average high major coach is making around 2 million (also what NCAA president Mark Emmert makes). Based on a 2000 hour work year (which of course they work nothing near that), they make $1,000 dollars per...hour.
Wake me up when the NCAA is dead.
This isn't about paying players though. This is about a booster (Penny) paying a kid and his family 12,000 bucks to move to memphis. Recruiting violations like that will still be illegal.
Not sure he'll end up being ineligible unless the NCAA can prove penny made those payments with the intent of getting him to come to memphis and I would bet on the NCAA not being able to prove that.
scoscox wrote:DudeAnon wrote:$11,500? High major coaches make that in a day. And thats no joke. Lets say the average high major coach is making around 2 million (also what NCAA president Mark Emmert makes). Based on a 2000 hour work year (which of course they work nothing near that), they make $1,000 dollars per...hour.
Wake me up when the NCAA is dead.
This isn't about paying players though. This is about a booster (Penny) paying a kid and his family 12,000 bucks to move to memphis. Recruiting violations like that will still be illegal.
Not sure he'll end up being ineligible unless the NCAA can prove penny made those payments with the intent of getting him to come to memphis and I would bet on the NCAA not being able to prove that.
hoyahooligan wrote:They don’t have to prove anything do they? It’s not the legal system. They can declare whatever they want.
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