Recruiting
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ColumbusHawk
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Under NCAA rules, graduate assistants are paid an amount equal to a school's full in-state grant-in-aid. In addition, the G.A.s must be full-time students in graduate school.
As for coaching duties, graduate assistants can be like full-time coaches, but they are not permitted to contact or evaluate recruits off campus. G.A.s can phone prospects, though.
Individuals may serve as a graduate assistant coach for a period of not more than two years except that if the individual successfully completes 24-semester hours during the initial two-year period, the individual may serve as a graduate assistant coach for a third year.
As for coaching duties, graduate assistants can be like full-time coaches, but they are not permitted to contact or evaluate recruits off campus. G.A.s can phone prospects, though.
Individuals may serve as a graduate assistant coach for a period of not more than two years except that if the individual successfully completes 24-semester hours during the initial two-year period, the individual may serve as a graduate assistant coach for a third year.
hawkeye2188
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My question is what happens after two years and he can longer be a grad assistant?
JonDMiller
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He has experience to improve his coaching lot in life either at Iowa or elsewhere.
Also, GA's can be recruiting assets on campus or on phone
hawkeye2188
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Do you think he would be able to stay at Iowa? Could Fran have 4 assistants, or would he have to say see ya later to one of them?
ColumbusHawk
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NCAA rules permit three assistant coaches & a graduate assistant. So unless an assistant leaves, Horner is done at the end of two or three years.
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hawkeye2188
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So there isnt a limit on assistants?
