%0 Journal Article
%T The Labor Market Context of Social Capital: Race and Social Networks in the Occupational Internal Labor Market of College Football Coaches
%A Jacob C. Day
%J Sociation Today
%D 2011
%I North Carolina Sociological Association
%X To understand the labor market context of social capital, the extent to which an occupational internal labor market makes social capital particularly important to coaches¡¯ career outcomes is examined. Using archival data on 118 coaches from a major conference at the NCAA Division IA level, I describe the network structure, network composition, and differences in career experience between black and white coaches at different status levels within the profession.
%K social capital
%K labor market
%K NCAA
%K sports
%K coaches
%K race relations
%U http://www.ncsociology.org/sociationtoday/v91/coach.htm