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Is the NCAA reviewing the practice of hiring high school coaches to gain an advantage in recruiting?

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    spradlin24spradlin24 Posts: 862 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    @Reeldawg said:

    I just read that the father of Harbaugh's 2019 recruit will go to Oregon, not Michigan.

    Interestingly, the father, Michael Johnson, has a decade of NFL experience.

    I totally misread what you put down and thought you were referring to the recruit going to Oregon. I find it very funny that Oregon one upped Harbaugh by offering an actual position coach job over an analyst job. Not a fan of using coaches to lure kids to a certain college unless that is where they wanted to go any way, but as long as it is within the guidelines it will be done. Coaches have to win to stay employed and you have to have top tier guys to win.

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