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Not sure if any of the OH guys will see this but I think Coaches here are paid small stipend to go along with their day job
Not sure if any of the OH guys will see this but I think Coaches here are paid small stipend to go along with their day job
He graduated from hungry to greedyWont believe it till I see some footage of you running back a punt. lol
California is gonna be a big problem.Hurricanes and wildfires. FLA and CA have and will continue to have the highest home insurance costs in the country by a wide margin. And both states are forced to provide secondary insurance thru the state, which means in both states, the taxpayers who do not live in areas subject to hurricanes and wildfires (does such a place exist in FLA?) are being forced to pay for insurance for homeowners who continue to live in areas prone to natural disasters. This will not end well, IMO.
Hurricanes and forest fires have a way of making insurance companies skittish.
$148K in Valdosta??? Living like a KingTop paid hs coaches in ga
With another NFL teammate if I remember correctlyBut Ed didn’t just move to Atlanta to coach. He’s been living here. He’s coaching that school because his son goes there and plays on the team.
Is he a DC?I have 2 friends that are HCs in Georgia making 125k and 115k a year.
No teaching, no additional school system employment, just football. One gets a new Toyota Tundra provided/donated from a local car dealer every 2 years in July/August when the next year model rolls out.
And their staff budgets would align with a powerhouse D2 or even some FCS programs.
Insane. He’s turned down position coach jobs at FBS programs just because it’s so much more low stress and no recruiting responsibilities.
For years, well-run booster clubs, top-end facilities and healthy coaching stipends were a South Georgia thing. That model eventually took hold in metro Atlanta about 20 years ago. Growth on outskirts of Atlanta has resulted in opening of more mega-sized HS and accompanying football craze.There was an article in the mullet wrapper here in Jax a few years ago talking about this. At that time, there was around 40 head coaches in GA making north of 100k.
Sad state of pay: Florida high school coaches earn little compared to others
Raines and Camden County high schools are a quick drive from one another. Forty minutes if traffic is light. The coach of the back-to-back state champion Raines Vikings earns $4,699 a year for his coaching, while the coach at Camden County is paid $30,000. It's one example of the wide gap...www.news4jax.com
Top paid hs coaches in ga
Top paid hs coaches in ga
The Buford coach gotta be making more.Top paid hs coaches in ga
And Kit Carpenter just went 0-10 at Dalton lolTop paid hs coaches in ga
Jamal Lewis. Whose son also plays at Chamblee.With another NFL teammate if I remember correctly
I have 2 friends that are HCs in Georgia making 125k and 115k a year.
No teaching, no additional school system employment, just football. One gets a new Toyota Tundra provided/donated from a local car dealer every 2 years in July/August when the next year model rolls out.
And their staff budgets would align with a powerhouse D2 or even some FCS programs.
Insane. He’s turned down position coach jobs at FBS programs just because it’s so much more low stress and no recruiting responsibilities.