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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voyageur" data-source="post: 1056990" data-attributes="member: 17953">Hafely has a realistic chance of getting a HC job after the results of this past season. He took a dumpster fire defense and turned them into one of the better units in the league. That's an enormous swing in the first year. Being candid, I don't want to see him leave. If he does leave, I wouldn't object to Saleh as the DC. He is one of those guys who excels at the coordinator level but stinks as a HC. Year after year we see guys flounder because they don't have the experience to make the adjustment. In his defense, the teams he had at Boston College were limited by a lack of NIL money. From what I've been able to ascertain it doesn't appear that they even have $1 mill in total money available. Meanwhile, Oregon is at nearly $1 billion in NIL money out there to spend.Jeff refers to the problems navigating the new NCAA game with the NIL money on the table but what he means and isn't saying directly is that Boston College hasn't got the NIL money to attract any kids that could be labeled as super stars and will be at best a middle of the road team and usually in the lower 1/3 of their conference. It's how the game is played today.Just keeping the wheels on the bus for BC with NIL was a herculean feat.Even if we don't lose him this year, we will before 2026. He's just too good at his job to keep him in GB at the level he's at.</blockquote>

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