‘$2 million is the going rate for a college quarterback’
‘$2 million is the going rate for a college quarterback’
The Berry Tramel Show: So says Todd Berry, the ougoing executive director of the American Football Coaches Association.
Oklahoman Todd Berry just retired as executive director of the American Football Coaches Association, where he’s spent almost eight years advocating for his membership. Berry says football coaches are besieged by inadequate rules in this new age of the transfer portal and NIL money, and that’s fueling the restlessness among the AFCA membership. Todd Berry joins The Berry Tramel Show to talk about these issues:
3:00: The going rate for a good college quarterback
5:03: Rhe restlessness among college football coaches
7:17: The unintended consequences of the changes in college football
9:40: Todd Berry on the transfer portal
14:04: The potential danger to the NCAA’s Olympic sports
18:12 Todd Berry on roster management for coaches
25:45 Todd Berry on coaches salaries
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