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Things worked out in another career path, but I didn't accept that particular job, no.

I think there's a misunderstanding here about GA positions. GA positions are basically stepping stones for people to enter into the coaching field. They are largely unpaid, or there is a "stipend" which is very small. Like, not enough to pay your bills small. Part of being a GA is that you are...

The quote wasn't misapplied and you completely missed my point.

This sounds nice on paper until you realize how competitive GA positions are, particularly in P5 schools. An open GA position at UMichigan easily had over 200 qualified applicants. Many of these applicants likely already had paying jobs. But they don't know anyone on the inside.

Of course she is. This is what everyone misses about collegiate and pro sports: there's always nepotism. Always. It sounds like a breakthrough hire until you look under the hood and realize someone is always related to a player, former player, coach, or administrator. There's always a...