YankeeVol
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I understand, but this isn't for a professor job or a coach on the track team or something. Kellie is an alum and was being plucked away from Missouri St. I'm sure she would have taken this job without offering a job on staff to her husband.If someone wants you bad enough they will agree to it. I know of 3 couples in athletics where I work. My wife and I have used spousal hiring twice.
Maybe so, but if you can get your spouse a high profile and high paying job wouldn’t you try? Family over school colors.I understand, but this isn't for a professor job or a coach on the track team or something. Kellie is an alum and was being plucked away from Missouri St. I'm sure she would have taken this job without offering a job on staff to her husband.
Sure, of course. I don't blame Kellie for asking and receiving the offer. I'm saying it is kind of crazy for our AD to accommodate that in a high expectation, high level, revenue-generating sport, especially when he didn't even recruit. Basketball has a relatively small coaching staff - doesn't everyone on it need to recruit to some degree?Maybe so, but if you can get your spouse a high profile and high paying job wouldn’t you try?
You know what I mean. All sports generate revenue when you take that phrase 100% literally. Many of them generate revenue in an amount equivalent to a rounding error though. LV basketball, last I checked, wasn't one of them.Interesting. So everything related to all universities is revenue generating. What was your original point in rebuttal to CO then? Because spousal hiring is very common.