Breaking Jamar Mozee hired

[Herbie]

I don't actually see the "pool of 20" language in the test of the rule but even if HOL is wrong you could, for example, designate Mozee to recruit off-campus and not designate an AC (Butler? Foley?)

11.7.3 Football. 11.7.3.1 Technical and Tactical Instruction. In football, any institutional staff member may provide technical and tactical instruction to student-athletes. An institution may not make arrangements with an individual outside the institution (e.g., consultant, professional instructor) to provide technical or tactical instruction to student-athletes. 11.7.3.1.1 Exception -- Postseason Practice Session. An employee of a professional sports organization or team may conduct a postseason practice session per Bylaw 17.11.7.4 11.7.3.2 Limit on the Number of Off-Campus Recruiters. In bowl subdivision football, an institution may employ up to 11 institutional staff members who may contact or evaluate prospective student-athletes off campus. In championship subdivision football, an institution may employ up to 13 institutional staff members who may contact or evaluate prospective student-athletes off campus. 11.7.3.2.1 Designation of Head Coach. One institutional staff member must be designated as the head coach of the football program. The head coach must be included in the limit on the number of off-campus recruiters. 11.7.3.2.2 Requirement to Engage in On-Campus Coaching Duties. An institutional staff member must regularly engage in on-campus coaching activities with student-athletes to be designated as a permissible off-campus recruiter (see Bylaw 13.1.2.8.1). 11.7.3.2.3 Additional Off-Campus Recruiters -- National Service Academies. National service academies may employ four additional off-campus recruiters. 11.7.3.2.4 Replacement Due to Extenuating Circumstances. An institution may replace temporarily or on a limited basis one of its off-campus recruiters if the off-campus recruiter is unable to perform any or all duties because of extenuating circumstances. The replacement off-campus recruiter may perform only those recruiting duties that the replaced off-campus recruiter is unable to perform. Date Printed: 05/21/2024 3 11.7.3.2.5 Replacement for National, Olympic or Paralympic Team Coaches. An institution may replace an off-campus recruiter temporarily or on a limited basis when that off-campus recruiter takes a leave of absence to participate on or to coach a national team, Olympic or Paralympic team, provided the replacement is limited to a one-year period and the off-campus recruiter who is replaced performs no recruiting or other duties on behalf of the institution. 11.7.3.3 Limit on the Number of Graduate Student Coaches -- Bowl Subdivision Football. In bowl subdivision football, an institution may employ up to four graduate student coaches. 11.7.3.4 Limit on the Number of Strength and Conditioning Coaches -- Bowl Subdivision Football. In bowl subdivision football, not more than five strength and conditioning coaches are permitted to work with a football student-athletes in any capacity, including all workouts (required and voluntary), practices and game-related activities. 11.7.3.5 Limit on the Number of Student Assistant Coaches. The limit on the number of student assistant coaches shall be the same as the limit on the number of off-campus recruiters. 11.7.3.6 Sprint Football. Any institutional staff member may provide technical and tactical instruction to sprint football student-athletes. Sprint football coaches are prohibited from off-campus recruiting

Forgot about this.

That will all probably be irrelevant soon anyways

College football's new era of unlimited coaches: What you need to know

With so many existential crises facing college sports, the NCAA has begun to pull back on the regulations. Coaches could soon benefit.

www.nytimes.com

 

[nja13]

This might be a dumb question but are we allowed to take his son now? I thought there was some sort of rule about a new hire needing to be one of the 10 assistants to recruit prospects with connections to them otherwise there was a 2 or 3 year waiting period.

I have the same question.

A couple of thoughts:
• Maybe this rule was thrown out when unlimited on-field coaching was recently allowed. Now pretty much anyone can count as a full-time assistant.
• Maybe the rule doesn’t apply to him since we are hiring him from UCF and not directly from a high school. A technicality for sure, since he was a high school coach last season.

 

[Cornicator]

Coach Mozee loves Matt Rhule. This is a huge deal.

 

[Carm]

Forgot about this.

That will all probably be irrelevant soon anyways

College football's new era of unlimited coaches: What you need to know

With so many existential crises facing college sports, the NCAA has begun to pull back on the regulations. Coaches could soon benefit.

www.nytimes.com

I posted the new rule passed 3 weeks ago

 

[SOHusker11]

This might be a dumb question but are we allowed to take his son now? I thought there was some sort of rule about a new hire needing to be one of the 10 assistants to recruit prospects with connections to them otherwise there was a 2 or 3 year waiting period.

Technically, he's coming here from UCF which could make a difference.

 

[Driveway Jordan]

His son is soo N.

 

[Stan Raymond]

Much bigger than the WR son. This hire could help us lock down Kansas City and could help with Missouri in general. With how much stronger University of Missouri has become, I think this is a good move to help us in the area.

 

[Goskers07]

If his son were to follow I imagine it’s because his dad has a chance at a long term stay at Nebraska. Coming because a spot with a short life span wouldn’t make sense

As is being alluded to, it's pretty much irrelevant what his specific position is now. He's a coach for the Huskers as long as he performs well.

 

[BIGSTICK67]

Much bigger than the WR son. This hire could help us lock down Kansas City and could help with Missouri in general. With how much stronger University of Missouri has become, I think this is a good move to help us in the area.

I'd say so. I overlooked the original post until now, but seems like a pretty significant hire.

 

[Milo-of-Croton]

This is a great hire that will pay dividends.

 

[Huskerscoop]

He will be able to recruit. Philip Simpson recruited Miami while being an analyst.

 

[Tsakoi]

He will be able to recruit. Philip Simpson recruited Miami while being an analyst.

With this hire and Butler we recreated Cooper in the aggregate.

My guess is recruiting and talent evaluation will be his focus. Contacts in the midwest have to be pretty good and in key areas that Nebraska has been lacking.

Let's get some wins and see what is possible.

 

[Irv]

Every time I see this thread title, I read it that Jenna Haze has been hired, and I’m pretty sure we should at least consider the possibility (now that Cooper is gone).

 

[Alcaus]

I think he's a great coach to add to your stable, especially if you're looking to hire internally moving forward.

Great move imo

 

[Driveway Jordan]

 

[ShortSideOption]

Rhule is grabbing a few guys with strong connections/recruiting-ties so his coordinators and Thomas don’t have to be on the road as much. Save for a few weeks per year, they will almost exclusively only be involved with on-campus recruiting. You can then have heavy hitters that are hungry gaining interest from the recruits and getting them to visit, then they get to speak with Rhule, Satt, White, and Thomas once here.

 

[jaihawk]

Every time I see this thread title, I read it that Jenna Haze has been hired, and I’m pretty sure we should at least consider the possibility (now that Cooper is gone).

Totally on board with this. Let's get a couple of porn stars on the payroll and let them provide "ancillary benefits" to our student athletes...

 

[jaihawk]

Rhule is grabbing a few guys with strong connections/recruiting-ties so his coordinators and Thomas don’t have to be on the road as much. Save for a few weeks per year, they will almost exclusively only be involved with on-campus recruiting. You can then have heavy hitters that are hungry gaining interest from the recruits and getting them to visit, then they get to speak with Rhule, Satt, White, and Thomas once here.

A very smart and forward thinking way of going about things. With the change in rules, you should definitely explore that kind of thing. While I can't see hiring 10 people to form a "recruiting staff" and have them out recruiting players, leaving your coaches to coach and recruit on campus, I can definitely see a mix. How fluid is the 10 person recruiting rule? Can you change it up from week to week, month to month? It'd be smart to have the recruiting/headhunter guys out there doing the initial work and then switching them out for the coaches to close the deal.

 

[ShortSideOption]

A very smart and forward thinking way of going about things. With the change in rules, you should definitely explore that kind of thing. While I can't see hiring 10 people to form a "recruiting staff" and have them out recruiting players, leaving your coaches to coach and recruit on campus, I can definitely see a mix. How fluid is the 10 person recruiting rule? Can you change it up from week to week, month to month? It'd be smart to have the recruiting/headhunter guys out there doing the initial work and then switching them out for the coaches to close the deal.

I know we used to change it up from a week to month basis... like when Beck had jaw surgery or Cotton had something going on we would just declare one of the analysts or GAs to go out for them. With rules becoming less stringent I think you can just plug and play anymore for lack of a better way to say it.