With more and more college coaches leaving the college football ranks due to more work, NIL, and the ever changing landscape. Do we think UT will have to start paying position coaches a minimum of 1 million dollars to keep their best coaching talent? Do we see that coming in the near future?

@Gerry Hamilton @Bobby Burton @CJ Vogel

Very possible 

They'll always be climbing and we've already seen a bunch cross that threshold. I wouldn't be surprised if UT's average position coach (non-coordinator) salary hits $1mil within the next 5-10 years. 

But I still think young coaches on the rise will be seeking coordinator titles, even if that means taking a job for less money in order to continue climbing the ranks. 

Depends on what the market for their services will be in the NFL/around the country. Several Texas coaches already clear $1M at the moment. 

Cost of college coaches will continue to rise IMO for a multitude of factors.

It won't be about more work, NIL, etc. It's going to be about revenue. The more revenue, the more the coaches who win will make.

Any word on replacing William Gay with another DB analyst?