- An Alabama high school is prepared to pay its next head football coach up to $180,000, a salary that puts the program among the best-funded in the state.
- The offer signals how seriously schools are now competing for top coaching talent at the prep level.
- On3 reported the figure, which reflects the growing financial stakes of high school football in Alabama.
- The school is looking to fill the position as it aims to rebuild or sustain its program.
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