how college HC jobs are rapidly changing

[BlitzMonster]

As we discuss the differences between NFL and college head coaches, I found this article pretty interesting.  It describes how the college jobs are rapidly changing with the recent introduction of the transfer portal and NIL money.  It seems that college coaching positions are getting a lot less desirable.   College coaches are losing a lot of their control over the players.   

 

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[mc52beast]

They might be losing some control but the salaries are surpassing those in the NFL. 

[Basbear]

 

[Jackie Lee]

Good, a handful of old rich dudes have had too much power for too long. Sounds like a situation Rhule will not be happy going back to 

[BlitzMonster]

I think the mega-football schools (Alabama, Texas, Clemson, USC, Ohio State, LSU, Michigan) with loads of wealthy donors will have even MORE influence now given the fat NIL contracts their players will be eligible for.  

The transfer portal is really going to suck for the non-powerhouse teams who will now lose their best players to the mega-schools.   North Carolina State gets a 1000 yard receiver like Torry Holt one year.  The next season he's transferred to Miami or Clemson for 1M per year.  

[PNW_PantherMan]

The transfer portal definitely makes college less interesting to me.  I like the school choice having some weight behind it.  Having to sit out a year made changing schools a major commitment.