Case study for the law of diminishing returns.

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Nov 29, 2017
3:58:58pm

Pimpin4Paradise All-American

Case study for the law of diminishing returns.

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Pimpin4Paradise

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Here is how BYU's assistant coach salaries compare to Hawaii. Actual numbers.

yapacoug

11/29/17 12:46pm

Don't we have more sports than Hawaii?

Blueto

11/29/17 12:48pm

They actually show the number of coaches used in the calculations

yapacoug

11/29/17 12:54pm

Hawaii lists 10 NCAA sports, BYU 8

Cougtruth

11/29/17 1:52pm

That means BYU pays asst coaches in all sports less than Utah pays for football

BYUfan92

11/29/17 12:49pm

Does this # for BYU count the Coaches Circle matching funds for assistants?

BruceBruce

11/29/17 1:07pm

That is a great question. Don’t know. But this is the minimum BYU pays.

yapacoug

11/29/17 1:22pm

The answer is that it is more likely than not that they don't account for

stevebyu8

11/29/17 3:59pm

Utah's # for all men's assistants is $4,081,350

yapacoug

11/29/17 1:48pm

Case study for the law of diminishing returns.

Pimpin4Paradise

11/29/17 3:58pm

There is a saying in business you get what you reward

BigYfan

11/29/17 12:51pm

I doubt he misspoke. My guess is the football assistants at Hawaii got $1.1M of

11/29/17 12:53pm

I’m saying he misspoke when he said BYU doesn’t pay much more than Hawaii

yapacoug

11/29/17 1:23pm

RE: Here is how BYU's assistant coach salaries compare to Hawaii. Actual

Campbelltown

11/29/17 2:19pm

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