First NCAA rule changes are out

[gnvgator]

http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/2013/new-rules-changes-mean-nfl-style-personnel-departments-possibly-coming-to-sec-football/

"we may be looking at the early development of NFL-style personnel departments at the college level."

Especially in the SEC.

[Gatorrick22]

So instead of making teams like 'bama and possibly LSU pay in sanctions for recruiting violations the NCAA just made what some of those schools are doing legal.

The phone call and texting limit was dumb to begin with - glad to see that one go by the wayside..


14 coach limit? Is that what it's always been?

[Gatorrick22]

I'll bet Nick Saban had something to do with these new rules changes. It's something they've been doing, and getting away with, for a long, long time.

[gymgator]

Is there a limit to Grad Assistants? Schools should be allowed to have an army of those.

[Ahab]

This is going to change the ballgame and further the separation from the haves and the have nots. More freedom can also mean more opportunity to cheat. Before you had to police 13 coaches to make sure they weren't arranging payoffs. Now there are going to be many more handlers.

[AndrewSpivey]

Is there a limit to Grad Assistants? Schools should be allowed to have an army of those.

No but most have four coaching