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The evolution of the modern era coach in all sports has hit a different level · The Jake Wimberly Podcast

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  The bet Steve Sarkisian has a new contract, he is getting paid at Texas
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  right at ten million dollars. Well, these coaches just continue to you know,
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  That's what's so wild as you look at through the SEC. Even the
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  likes of Billion Napier, who is probably gonna have a bad year, of
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  these coaches are just and that tells you the money that's in the league.
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  I mean, think about that, Texas ten plus million for Steve Sarkisian a
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  new contract, and it's incentive late Laden as well. Well. I think
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  with them moving into the SEC, they're more inclined to spend the money as
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  well. But Texas schools have always had the money. I mean, I'm
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  not sure that Steve Steve Sarkisian is a ten million dollar coach, but that's
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  who they've hired, and they're going to give him the money because they want
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  him to have all the resources necessary to go out and compete for a national
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  championship or an SEC championship. Kaylen de Boor, the Alabama head coach,
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  is the first Alabama football coach to post on social media. Nick Saban never
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  participated online and he just says, basically retweeting a Alabama Football Student Athlete of
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  the Week. Great work, gentlemen. Any I mean, look at this
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  kind of wild to see finally an Alabama coach on any social media platform.
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  I think your players appreciate it because if they see that you're supporting them or
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  other sports on campus for that matter, I think it brings cohesion across the
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  board. And it doesn't matter if it's a small school, small college at
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  SEC school, or a mid major. When coaches support other student athletes,
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  whether it's their own or other athletes on campus, I think there's a lot
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  to be said for that. More Bully on the Cowbo Malowney text sign you
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  can Texas six or one eight eighty five three seven seven six. Griffin is
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  no more bully. I showed off and out today. Now I spoke to
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  him briefly. He did bring you snacks. Those were good. Now,
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  he didn't do the snacks right, somebody else did the snacks. But did
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  he really show out today or bully or bully? I mean, look,
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  the snacks were good and the company was good. But you're gonna sit here
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  and compare yourself to Kevin Griffin. Come on, come on now, hey,
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  I stopped by Krispy Kreme to bring you all donuts today, and they
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  have the doors locked at two point thirty in the afternoon. Maybe they were
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  taking a President's day break. They weren't hot and ready for They were not
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  I'll tell you who's not ready. It seems like it's the quip, how
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  many games if you won as a head coach more Bully? How about that?
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  I mean, look, when you start comparing stuff like that, he
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  has no shot right now if you were going to compare, I can't say
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  this for sure. Facebook pictures with his shirt off in his pool. Maybe
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  more Bully wins, right