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I left this out of the post because I couldn't find a good way to put it in, but I'm putting it down here in the comments so you can get some more commentary:

I’m trying to figure out a way to put this next part, so I apologize in advance if it comes off wrong. I’ve listened to enough of Richard Johnson of Sports Illustrated and Split Zone Duo to know that young African-American coaches do not typically get this kind of opportunity often, and when you give a young African-American coach this opportunity, potential players and their families, who are themselves predominantly African-American, will notice and look on you more favorably. This is both a good thing for recruiting and for advancing people into positions they normally do not get a chance at.

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