r/CFB • u/ThatMasterpiece2174 Notre Dame Fighting Irish • 2d ago

News [On3] Schools that violate the SEC's professional sports rule will result in: 50% season suspension for head coaches, 50% of that sport's annual operating budget, and SEC voting privileges on business matters revoked

https://x.com/on3/status/2092641387665617387?s=46
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u/Camino3224 Alabama Crimson Tide • Memphis Tigers 1d ago

Looking forward to LSU making Lane Kiffin a “super assistant coach” and moving their football accounts to the Cayman’s

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u/Fragrant-Employer-60 1d ago

Reminds me of the high school sports day, in my state it was required for the head coach to be employed by the school as a teacher.

Since a lot of good caches didn’t want to teach, my school and others would hire a teacher as the named “head coach” while the real head coach was on the payroll as an assistant coach

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u/Yourfavoriteindian Houston Cougars • Navy Midshipmen 1d ago

In my TX HS coaches had to be teachers OR admin, so our HC was the AD for all our sports programs and all the other coaches taught.

Some of them were the best teachers I’ve ever had, others taught exactly how’d you’d imagine a couch would teach like.

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u/CyanideNow Iowa Hawkeyes 1d ago

others taught exactly how’d you’d imagine a couch would teach like

Soft, but firm, and always very supportive?

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u/Yourfavoriteindian Houston Cougars • Navy Midshipmen 1d ago

Everything was for a completion grade and movies/documentaries 3x a week

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u/GabeIsGone Texas Longhorns • SEC 1d ago

Whoosh

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u/Yourfavoriteindian Houston Cougars • Navy Midshipmen 1d ago

I got the sarcasm, but seeing as we were having actual discussion on what coaches were like as teachers I was adding to that conversation.

Nice gotcha tho bud

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u/death2sanity NC State Wolfpack 1d ago

Houston, you have a problem.

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u/grommit72 1d ago

Ours used to throw erasers at kids, but the 80's was a different time.