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Wildhack retiring July 1
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[QUOTE="Brooky03, post: 5669038, member: 8594"] The new AD won’t be the one hiring the new basketball coach, most likely. The new coach will need to be in place before July. That works out in the new AD’s favor. If the coach works out, they have nothing to worry about. If the coach doesn’t work out, they don’t take any of the blame and get to fire him and pick their guy. And NIL money is absolutely a factor in HC hiring decisions. That doesn’t mean the big donor gets to pick who they want and that’s if. But it would be malpractice for an AD not to consider NIL money in the hiring decision. [/QUOTE]
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