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Does the KHSAA make college coaches pay?

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Heard they made college coaches pay to get in the final games, is this true? If so they should be ashamed

Heard they made college coaches pay to get in the final games, is this true? If so they should be ashamed

 

Heaven forbid a millionaire college coach pay to watch a football game.

Heaven forbid a millionaire college coach pay to watch a football game.

 

Yeah, lot of "millionaire" football coaches in KY....

 

Petrino and Stoops...name the rest.

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Well giving an athlete a full scholarship might be worth it, you never know

At least give one-two free passes per school. This makes no sense at all. Maybe I am missing something.

Stipulation by WKU in the contract. Louisville had the same stipulation. Its common thing, plus I believe there are NCAA reasons for it as well.

Why is this a big deal? At that point, they are spectators and pay just like the common man or woman.

What does NCAA have to do with the NAIA?

I wonder if WKU coaches would have to pay?

I would be SHOCKED if any college coach that attends the games isn't reimbursed by their school.

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I would be SHOCKED if any college coach that attends the games isn't reimbursed by their school.

 

Yea, you are probably correct.

It's crazy that people are upset about this. It doesn't effect how Kentucky high school kids are recruited one bit. The coaches don't end up paying for the tickets in the grand scheme of things, nor do they pay for their travel expenses, etc.

They are no better than the "common folk".

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