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I saw a post-season interview with a head coach that had just won another state championship. He mentioned in the interview thew he had been approached afterward with an excellent offer. He did end up rejecting it and staying where he is. He didn't get into how he was approached or any other details. Great question, though.

All of what you mentioned above is illegal. But yet all of what you mentioned are that tactics that’s used to “change those fortunes” lol smh.    it’s just are you slick enough to not get caught or are you to cautious to NOT take the risk & trust the process of doing everything by the book. 

So if you are a public school with a failing football program and wanted to take it serious and get competitive, how are legally allowed to go about finding the top coaches to turn your fortunes around?    Are you allowed to talk to a current coach employee by another school? Do you have to wait until they are fired and unemployed?    Say you have some former alumni who made the pros and have a little money to throw around. Are they allowed to sweeten the deal and throw some money at a coach currently at another school? The former alum is not speaking as someone employed by a school: they are private citizen. Are they allowed to tell a coach I’ll give you a $25,000 check if you come to my former school. Maybe go buy a house and use it as a down payment.    What’s the rules?

How do you recruit a kid who is currently in limbo and doesn’t attend a school with a football program? 

New NIL bylaws being discussed at the upcoming FHSAA Board of Directors meeting.  It's coming... https://fhsaa.com/documents/2024/5/7//BOD_Pkt_May_14_2024.pdf?id=5344