Wow BCs base salary is double what cuse is offering. And people thought I was nuts when I said cuse gas horrible gym equipment. This furthers what I said. They can’t even offer a top tier salary to make it attractive and respectful for a big program
BC’s job is also for both men and women‘s basketball and the housing costs are about 3 times more in Boston vs the cost in Syracuse. Boston median home price is $961,000 vs Syracuse area it’s around $300,000 now even less in the city which isn’t really true in the city of Boston. They need to offer more just for cost of living and their job description appears to include nutrition responsibilities.
You always make too much sense and posit too logical of a reply lol (and I always appreciate it). I need to go to bed instead of looking at the SU job board and getting fired up
Nepotism potentially
i completely disagree. GET FIRED UP, GO UNHINGED, NOTHING HAS EVER BEEN MORE IMPORTANT
Thank You. I actually looked it up because like you stated, it certainly didn’t seem like it was much. So I was surprised too. The other p5 programs other than BC, looking for a head strength and conditioning coach didn’t even reveal the pay in their job advertisements but AI, if accurate, did reveal a median pay range for P5 programs that pretty much mirrored SU’s.
Well AI stinks because yesterday I asked for the average salary for a p5 men’s basketball strength and conditioning D1 head coach and this was AI’s reply below which is what I posted yesterday:
Yeah, IIRC when they advertised Kline’s position it had a top salary of like $130k.
Yup, the guy who is standing there providing encouragement and recording sets data should be making more than $60k… The actual S&C coach is a department head with a dozen professional employees and a bunch of additional administrative staff.
Our guys would be maniacs, maniacs on the floor.
Do not let Hicks worm his way back in
Rather have a SOB strength guy than someone that acts like one of the boys
Before the season last year, every interview with Fran Brown seemed to include some version of the phrase “We are putting these guys through some adversity. We want to see how they handle adversity.” It was like he wanted his players throwing up into trash bins sitting without and then getting right back to it.
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We are talking about players who are getting in some cases, hundreds of thousands in NIL $. I read that Scholarship players can live off campus after their sophomore year. I doubt they have personal nutritionists inside their on campus rooms less off campus. Let’s be rational, if a player is self disciplined, motivated enough, goal oriented they will probably be successful with conditioning, eating healthy etc. If they aren’t devoted to healthy eating, nor prioritizing continuous development towards improving their stamina, who is going to prevent them from ordering out, driving to get food, challenge themselves lifting weights etc especially since they have their own money to spend? It’s far from the era of players saying we don’t have enough to eat like we heard from UConn’s Shabazz Napier back in 2014.
No need to apologize for the length.We are talking about players who are getting in some cases, hundreds of thousands in NIL $. I read that Scholarship players can live off campus after their sophomore year. I doubt they have personal nutritionists inside their on campus rooms less off campus. Let’s be rational, if a player is self disciplined, motivated enough, goal oriented they will probably be successful with conditioning, eating healthy etc. If they aren’t devoted to healthy eating, nor prioritizing continuous development towards improving their stamina, who is going to prevent them from ordering out, driving to get food, challenge themselves lifting weights etc especially since they have their own money to spend? It’s far from the era of players saying we don’t have enough to eat like we heard from UConn’s Shabazz Napier back in 2014.
These players can eat healthy at meals as dictated by the nutritionist but then can order out, eat snacks, stay up late whatever. I would think that this is when program culture, peer pressure, follow ups with weigh-ins, body measurements, mandated observed weight lifting with goals, timed runs etc would be necessary to help players stay fixed on goals. No nutritionist, strength and conditioning coach etc can totally prevent players from unhealthy habits but it can definitely be spotted, monitored and addressed in timely manners. What if NIL payments were tied into specific personal goals like weight, weight lifting, run times etc based on their body type? Not every player is self motivated enough especially if they now have the $ to spend and the time to participate in unhealthy performance affecting behaviors. Coaches have to consistently prioritize, address these issues with their staff and players for the players to take their efforts seriously too.
sorry for the length - I know - blah blah blah
According to AI (if correct) incentives are allowed. (See below) I will admit I’m not totally sold unlike others to the accuracy of AI. Interesting regardless.
