Reply to "College Coaching Pay Rules"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Coach27 posted:
This is AWESOME info! I trust what you're telling. Still, is there any link to the rulebooks stating these things?

What type of program are you coaching if not NAIA, NCAA or NJCAA?

I have noticed looking at employment for coaches, in NAIA and D3, D2, and I imagine others, a stipend is given and or free graduation credits.

Last year at sons program a D2, only 3 paid coaches were allowed. My son was the recruiting coach, the other paid assistant was receiving 25k plus benefits and he also ran the JV program.The unpaid assistants were finishing up their degrees. You cannot be a paid coach without a degree.

Most new to coaching start out as unpaid assistants, in all programs. Their experience determines how fast they will move to a paid position.

8/23/176:13 PM

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