NCAA D-I Council passes unlimited college football coaching staff size for 2024 season

Posted Jun 27, 2024
The NCAA Division I Council voted to expand college football coaching staffs, allowing an unlimited number of assistants to instruct athletes. At its meetings in Indianapolis, the 40-person council representing all 32 Division I conferences moved to allow all staff members to provide technical and tactical instruction to athletes during practice and games. (On3.com)

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