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The NCAA Division 1 Council will vote soon on

whether or not analysts or quality control coaches or just about anybody can give

instructions during football games or practices.

Now in layman's terms, it really just means that they can actually coach like a regular coach or a full-time coach

and turns coaching staffs unlimited.

The funny thing about this is that analysts and quality control

coaches have already been doing that for an unbelievably long time already.

Now, how do I know you ask? Well I did did it I have broken the rule.

It's a hard rule to enforce when you can't be at every practice or every game

in fact we knew when there was an NCAA rep there, or as we called them,

Voldemort's.

We knew we had to limit what we actually did on the practice field or at the game

while they were there.

And then when they left, it was back to business as usual.

Now, some will say they don't want it, but in my opinion, it's a good thing.

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