The rich get richer and so do the assistant coaches. He is now at the same level as
Alabama’s Sarkisian but a lot less than Venables $2.2M.
Link: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/02/06/clemsons-tony-elliott-becomes-highest-paid-offensive-coordinator-with-new-deal/
Replies to: The rich get richer and so do the assistant coaches. He is now at the same level as
Great recruiting has a lot to do with the success.
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It makes you wonder where it all stops. $10 mil. a year?
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It stops when unis go bankrupt. Think that's not possible?
Read Dr. Clay Christsen's work on the certainty of increasing uni bk in the next few years...
It truly is, especially those ranked below the Top 25.
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Not just below Top 25...,
Oklahoma's U's pres admitted he's got $1 Billion in construction debt he can't pay. That's admission of bk. LSU had to cut back academics when they had the state budget was collapsing. It's gonna get ugly...
It has gotten beyond ridiculous, especially in the SEC.
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It stops with the actual schools stepping out of the NCAA and forming their own league.
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how does that stop "it"? will the TV revenue stop? I d say its gonna keep increasing
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The more viewership increases, the more the revenue goes up.The SEC has figured out how the
recruiting equation works. Continual top 5 classes equal CFP which equals Big $$$$$$$$$ shared or not. In the era of the College Football Playoff, the average national title team in the past six years has averaged 3.2 top ten classes in the four years prior to a title & no title team has ever finished below 16 in the rankings.