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OT: 2024-25 NCAAF Coaching Carousel

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Sounds like an audition lasting a year from someone that isn't getting much interest as a head coach and a new AD not wanting to give a long commitment when hiriong a HC until he gets more used to the job and doesn't want his first big hire to turn into a disaster .
So Luck gets someone he trusts and played under and Reich gets a year to show he's deserving of being a Head Coach either at Stanford , the NFL or another college program
At the age of 63 Reich isn't waiting for an opportunity and Luck is giving him one without committing to him
A win-win hire helping both reach their goals and giving the new AD time to get his feet wet on the job before taking a plunge and committing to a HC with a long term contract

Stanford Football announces Frank Reich as interim head coach for 2025 season

Reich is one of the sport’s most well-respected offensive minds thanks to over 30 years in professional football, combining a 14-year playing career as an NFL quarterback with 18 seasons in various coaching roles.
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Rutgers University has seen a 262.55 (percent change in dollars) from 2015-2023 for total compensation for their football staff

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yesrutgers01 said:
Just because it annoys me when the fans of other schools want to get into our business and not the football being played.

You could have included your Pitt salaries and told the same story... 2006 - HC was at $650k and Chancellor much lower- couldnt find the number. And currently, Chancellor $950k and HC $6.9 mil
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Agree, its not just Rutgers and Pitt but the whole college sports financial costs that have gone out of control (IMO) and will only get worse.

HAIL TO PITT!!!!
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RUAldo said:
Not really sure what you are talking about. You do realize that a large portion of NCAA revenue gets paid to D1 schools…then a chunk goes to paying for D1 events and expenses…then a bunch goes to D2 and D3…do you think the NCAA is/was sitting on billions of dollars as a non-profit? And do you think that the college stadium expansions and athletic facilities are free, especially when plenty of colleges are losing money on athletics? Where is all this money that the NCAA and colleges have been hiding from athletes?
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The boosters are buying wins in college sports. It’s now legalized cheating. NIL. Name, image, and likeness. Give me a break. At least change the name to Booster Club or something more creative.
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The fact that Cliff is a role player

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Nycrusupporter said:
Cliff would be pretty far down on the list for why they lost. Mark Sears on the other hand who is supposed to be their best player only scored 6 points, and had a down year generally compared to last year, would be the main culprit.
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Are you shocked that he's trying to lay blame at the feet of the guy who left with an injury after 13 mins?
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OT: NJ Gov't to shut down #1 Disc Golf course in NJ

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yessir321 said:
I agree with you on Iron Hill and Stafford above Maple Hill.

haven’t gotten to the Grove (in Manalappan), yet but will need to make the trip up.

Iron Hill is one of my all time favorites, not disrespect to Stafford but I like Iron Hill more. Agape is a different class, it’s an absolute Masterpiece. Hole 5 is the most remarkable par 5 I think that exists in disc golf (sprinkle valley 18 is whatever, and I would 100% have iron hill hole 17 on my dream 18)…. I just can’t say enough about Agape. I’ve played 6 Houck courses now including Parc de Fam in New Orleans and the old W.R. Jackson (RIP), Agape is imo his masterpiece. If Houck is the Pete Dye of Disc Golf course design, Agape Farm is his Whistling Straights. It was a privilege to play.

Lake Marshall is maybe the only comparable property I’ve seen.
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The Grove is brutal. When we played it in 2023 it was impossible with knee high grass on parts of the fairways. It took us a full half hour to play 15, one of the long holes on the back. We played the Blue tees, over 8,500 and 23 over won. It has to be easier now that they shortened the tees.

Great course, doe.
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SCNJ said:
This is a nonsense take. NCAA cried for years that there’s no money available to pay players.
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Not really sure what you are talking about. You do realize that a large portion of NCAA revenue gets paid to D1 schools…then a chunk goes to paying for D1 events and expenses…then a bunch goes to D2 and D3…do you think the NCAA is/was sitting on billions of dollars as a non-profit? And do you think that the college stadium expansions and athletic facilities are free, especially when plenty of colleges are losing money on athletics? Where is all this money that the NCAA and colleges have been hiding from athletes?
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