Sentinel: Support Staffs

[TheDouglas78]

Del Rio should've never even sniffed Florida's roster in the first place. He is a prime example of how far Florida has fallen in terms of recruiting and overall image of the football program on a national level.

I have no problem with a guy like Del Rio being on the roster, he should have never received a scholarship and shouldn't be in a position to start. He is like other back up quarterbacks we have had, good enough for a game or two when the starter is knocked out. But not good enough to take you anywhere.

 

[BMF]

Anyone who thinks LSU's figure below is accurate is higher than Antonio Callaway! They pay their assistants top dollar, so why would the skimp on support staff?

Arms Race: SEC programs are spending millions on dynamic support staffs

https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/s...ams-spending-millions-dynamic-support-staffs/

The top eight schools all spend at least $2 million on support staff, including the four schools coached by Nick Saban or one of his former assistants (Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida). Five public schools fall below the $2 million mark, with Kentucky coming in last at just over $1 million in support staff spending.

Here’s how the 13 schools rank:

1. Georgia ($4,481,974)
2. Alabama ($2,949,321)
3. South Carolina ($2,886,986)
4. Tennessee ($2,823,177)
5. Auburn ($2,821,608)
6. Ole Miss ($2,664,181)
7. Florida ($2,640,975)
8. Texas A&M ($2,131,228)
9. LSU ($1,662,278)
10. Mississippi State ($1,478,330)
11. Missouri ($1,254,997)
12. Arkansas ($1,110,559)
13. Kentucky ($1,063,822)

 

[Swamp Donkey]

LSU has really fallen down to the land of the have nots. Weird. I guess they are trying to pay for Les Miles buyout.

Not so sure about aTm. Think they are playing hide the ball.

 

[rogdochar]

I think Saban has Moses' support staff -- when they hit the ground they turn into snakes.

 

[ThreatMatrix]

Spend half as much as Georgia get half the results I always say.