Question: What does it tell you when six of the 14 universities in the Southeastern Conference have hired new men’s basketball coaches in a week’s time? Read the latest from Rick Cleveland.
They are doing that so they can hire new coaches and pay them more millions to succeed where their predecessors could not. State, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Missouri and South Carolina all have hired new hoops coaches. When nearly half of a league’s coaching jobs change hands, it also tells you these are difficult jobs where the only thing that exceeds the salaries are the expectation levels.
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