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Capping college coaches' salaries discussed at congressional hearing
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[QUOTE="and one, post: 3678032, member: 10475"] Yeah, the market rules on this one. The universities were the ones that escalated what they would pay for the coach they wanted, so it is a self-created problem if it is a problem at all. The salary for work has never been based on some standard of what the societal value the work has. Teachers get next to nothing, talk show hosts a ton. Of course there are far more people who can be a good teachers than people who can be a a good talk show host. Plus talk show hosts and actors only get the big bucks as long as they generate bigger bucks for their employers. As for coaching, I'm convinced that, with a few exceptions, there are plenty of coaches who don't make big bucks that are a good as their higher paid brethren. [/QUOTE]
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