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They may not sign them, but I can guarantee you that non-competes

are enforceable in the business world. I do this for a living and can testify that they hold up.
Posted: 03/28/2024 at 02:14 PM ET
(In response to this post by Brewing_Hokie)

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Can you add a "do not compete" clause to a coaching contract?
vtlee • 03/28/24 12:08 PM ET
Have been several instances where coaches have signed non-compete....
A3genhokie • 03/28/24 03:38 PM ET
Non competes don't really hold up and nobody would sign that....**
Brewing_Hokie • 03/28/24 01:42 PM ET
They may not sign them, but I can guarantee you that non-competes ◄
dobrohokie • 03/28/24 02:14 PM ET
For most employees/people, non-competes have been allowed less and less
Brewing_Hokie • 03/28/24 02:40 PM ET
No doubt that there are restrictions but if written
dobrohokie • 03/28/24 03:10 PM ET
Not in every state, and not with all levels of employee in every state
ModerateHokie • 03/28/24 04:44 PM ET
OK. **
dobrohokie • 03/28/24 04:50 PM ET
Depends on the industry, state, role, circumstances
Hardcore_Hokie • 03/28/24 05:20 PM ET
Non compete
Midwestguy • 03/28/24 01:08 PM ET
Right, you would need both the coaches and players to sign.
MVIII • 03/28/24 01:53 PM ET
You very limited in what you limit people from doing. You can't keep them
Hokebury • 03/28/24 12:23 PM ET
You can also keep them from competing in your territory for up to 2 years.**
dobrohokie • 03/28/24 02:15 PM ET
No coach would sign that.**
NokieHokie • 03/28/24 12:18 PM ET
Doctors sign them. Consultants sign them.
chagerma • 03/28/24 01:21 PM ET
Coaches have all the leverage. They have no reason to sign it.**
NokieHokie • 03/28/24 01:22 PM ET