Alabama S&C Coach

Oct 6, 2005
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He's worth it to a state that doesn't produce a boat load of high school talent. Yes they recruit well but there could be a heck of a lot of sure fire misses if the recruiting and scouting gets lazy. It's a very rural state and this guys worth every penny.
 

RUsojo

Heisman
Dec 17, 2010
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SC coach and local high school talent talent have no correlation whatsoever. High school programs maybe. But they love their football down there.
 
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Pils86

All-Conference
Sep 21, 2008
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NCAA limits how many coaches, time to put a salary cap on too. It is getting ridiculous.
 

The RUT

Heisman
Oct 30, 2011
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NCAA limits how many coaches, time to put a salary cap on too. It is getting ridiculous.

Heck no. We're in the B1G now, not the Big East. Money won't be an issue for much longer, as long as Rutgers fully commits to the football program we will benefit from this in the future
 

jay_hq

All-Conference
Apr 24, 2010
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yes alabama and other elite programs spend lots of money.

is this really surprising?
 
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RUPartisan

All-American
Dec 31, 2007
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He's worth it to a state that doesn't produce a boat load of high school talent. Yes they recruit well but there could be a heck of a lot of sure fire misses if the recruiting and scouting gets lazy. It's a very rural state and this guys worth every penny.
I don't really follow the connection. What are you saying?
 
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