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High-stakes recruiting approach would mean big payoff with big season

Baylor isn't in a big hurry to take commitments in 2020 with hopes of a big season in 2019. Is that a wise decision? We have to wait six months before the final verdict.
By Colt Barber
June 11, 2019
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If Matt Rhule was a gambling man he’d be in Vegas with his previous six pay checks splitting green on the roulette wheel. Based on assumptions that the reported $4,000,000 annual salary is accurate, that’s a $2,000,000 bet for a payout of $34,000,000. 

In a lavishly abundant analogy, that’s essentially Rhule’s staff’s approach to recruiting the 2020 class.

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