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Posted on: April 13, 2021 at 15:48:07 CT

ScottsdaleTiger MU

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While NCAA rules limit the number of coaches, they don’t limit the number of recruiters. Well funded programs currently employ lots of analysts to do a lot of things coaches have traditionally done, I.e. analyze game film, analyze potential recruits, etc. The future may hold 15-20 recruiting analysts per big time programs. Half recruit full time and half do the grunt work for assistant coaches so the coaches can spend more time recruiting.

Edited by ScottsdaleTiger at 16:30:54 on 04/13/21

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Question about the one-time transfer rule, if I understand.. - Fool on the Hill MU - 4/13 11:44:45

Consider this . . . - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 4/13 15:48:07

I had not heard that it is permanent yet. Link? - muwinn MU - 4/13 12:59:16

Looks like they’re voting on it this week (link) - Fool on the Hill MU - 4/13 16:54:08

It will inarguably make every aspect of recruiting harder - alwaysright MU - 4/13 11:46:23

I think it makes it easier. They will spend more time - SuperTone MU

- 4/13 16:08:34

They have to do both. It adds one, does not reduce the other - alwaysright MU - 4/14 06:34:45

it sums to less work, though. - SuperTone MU

- 4/14 09:28:31

will that bring more parity? - TigerMook MU - 4/13 12:57:15

Definitely make a staff earn their money, nm - MU-TULSA MU - 4/13 12:52:47

Character becomes a bigger issue - namres MU - 4/13 17:32:40