South Florida will produce even better prospects when our high school coaches get paid better

Goulds Cane

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I was on Twitter snooping & randomly saw this job opening



This made me so mad. Southside High in San Antonio, Texas is a middle of the pack Texas team in one of the weakest areas in the state (San Antonio), and their defensive coordinator with 0 years experience is getting paid $56k yearly with a $10k stipend. SOUTH FLORIDA COACHES BASICALLY HAVE TO PAY TO COACH.

If coaches were given more of a reason to give a f*ck about their jobs, and thus the coaching/development was even better, can you IMAGINE how much better the prospects would be???? Keep in mind we already have the best football players in the country.
 
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My high school pays the HC around 170k and coordinators around 80k. Also just opened an IPF. Public school in GA.
Yeah we have an IPF too and a public school and we just got our former assistant to leave a group 5 school as an assistant coach to come back and be our head coach
 
Yeah we have an IPF too and a public school and we just got our former assistant to leave a group 5 school as an assistant coach to come back and be our head coach
Your school is in the same region as mine. I think this year we are going to come out on the winning side of it.
 
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Don't you have to be a teacher to be the head coach of any varsity sport in PA? Believe that's how it was when I was in HS, could be mistaken.
Probably need some sort of degree though. I could be wrong. One of my friends is a Physical therapist, and is a high school head basketball coach.
 
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