If this is the typical analyst position, he can't do any coaching and he can't do any recruiting.

D2 7872 posts Original UHND Member

Posted 9:59 am on Feb 21, 2020

The analyst position is pretty much a back room role. So while he may help analyze which recruits to go after (as if this really matters to Alabama), whatever personal touch he possesses doesn't do Alabama any good.

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If this is the typical analyst position, he can't do any coaching and he can't do any recruiting. D2 9:59am · 2/21/20
- I keep hearing about Alabama having a backroom staff of capable analysts. NedoftheHill 10:53am · 2/21/20
  - NCAA create this role several years ago D2 12:52pm · 2/21/20
    - they cannot coach players during practice or games or recruit." Is this a rule of their eployment?NT Hank the Tank 3:35pm · 2/21/20
      - The NCAA limits the # of “coaches” who can directly interact on the field or recruiting, but... Shadow_of_the_Dome 9:51am · 2/22/20
      - NCAA rule D2 5:07pm · 2/21/20
        
        you didn't anwser the questionNT Hank the Tank 9:59pm · 2/21/20
        
        huh? D2 10:44pm · 2/21/20
  - .NT BaronVonZemo 10:57am · 2/21/20

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