UCLA Unlocked: The case for the Bruins' football coaching vacancy as a top job
At a time when many are asking why top candidates would want to be UCLA’s football coach, it’s time to consider a counterpoint.
Imagine a job that would allow you to live in one of the world’s best climates. You would get to work in a building that’s been described as iconic, magical and one of a kind.
You could hand select a workforce from a talent pool that’s among the best in the nation. Your employer doesn’t skimp on free food, providing scrumptious fare such as coffee-braised brisket and pork chops smothered in candied apples and onions.
If you wanted to move operations for a couple of weeks to, say, Costa Mesa, your boss would be willing to pick up the tab for lodging, meals and transportation.
That boss would also be willing to spend nearly $3 million on new fields that allowed your players to practice on both grass and artificial turf.
You would have to produce, of course, but nothing crazy.
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Author's summary: UCLA offers a desirable coaching job with great benefits.
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