Chappy to the mountain

[274always]

How much does a head coach make in the CIS ?

Somewhere in the $85-100K range.

I bet Jacques could get more due to his resume (CFL co-ordinator, CIS head coach, Grey Cup x 2, Vanier Cup). And the fact that SFU Football needs some good publicity in the local recruiting battle (losing to UBC, as of late).

x 3 i believe.

he'll have a QB on his roster who happens to be the son of iso_55 as D knows him on 13thman.

[Hawkballer 14]

How much does a head coach make in the CIS ?

Somewhere in the $85-100K range.

I bet Jacques could get more due to his resume (CFL co-ordinator, CIS head coach, Grey Cup x 2, Vanier Cup). And the fact that SFU Football needs some good publicity in the local recruiting battle (losing to UBC, as of late).

x 3 i believe.

he'll have a QB on his roster who happens to be the son of iso_55 as D knows him on 13thman.

You're right, I believe he also won a GC in Calgary.

[Rammer]

[quote="Rammer"
in the US system which is more conservative and less likely to make change to adapt, should be his calling. Besides he is always close enough to consult for any woes the Lions OC may encounter.....

Let's not go there[/quote]

I guess from the Lions perspective, shyte doesn't always travel downhill.

[TheLionKing]

[quote="Rammer"
in the US system which is more conservative and less likely to make change to adapt, should be his calling. Besides he is always close enough to consult for any woes the Lions OC may encounter.....

Let's not go there

I guess from the Lions perspective, shyte doesn't always travel downhill.[/quote]

[notahomer]

Saw Chapdelaine on the news being interviewed re: his new position. Said all the right things, positive about the Lions. All class but I expected as much.....