LVRJ Wrong Again: This Time, Bishop Gorman

Today, the LVRJ ran a piece on how Bishop Gorman, Las Vegas's only Catholic High School and how they dominate some sports in Nevada.
From the LVRJ: When the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association's board of control holds its summer meeting Monday and Tuesday at The Orleans, its agenda runs the gamut from the pledge of allegiance and regular reports to action items on new member schools and liability insurance.
At some point during those two days, however, the body that governs the state's high school sports is likely to acknowledge the 500-pound gorilla in the room and move to a continuing discussion of the question that has perplexed the NIAA and many of its large member schools and their fans for the better part of the past decade:
What to do with Bishop Gorman?
Yes, the Gaels, the private school and sports juggernaut, nationally ranked more often than not; seven straight Nevada baseball crowns, three boys basketball championships in the past four years, and four of the five most recent large-school football titles - the last one a 72-28 mauling of northern power Reed High School of Sparks in the 2011 championship game.
 http://www.lvrj.com/sports/bishop-gorman-what-is-fair-160156765.html
The article goes on and talks about player recruitment by Gorman and the CCSD schools and how some kids supposedly get free or severely reduced tuition and other advantages.  Yadada.  Face it, all high schools in Las Vegas try and recruit athletes, whether they say so or not.  Bishop Gorman does it and CCSD schools do it.  I am a CCSD teacher and while I personally have not seen it, I certainly have heard the stories.
But the recruiting and tuition breaks by Gorman are not the reason why Gorman gets the good athletes.  First, Gorman does not have the behavior problems CCSD schools have, so they get the kids and parents want their kid to go to a school that is safe and have good academics.
But even that doesn't explain why Gorman is so much better.
The main reason and what the LVRJ leaves out is that Bishop Gorman gets the best coaches in the area.  Gorman can pay whatever they want to a coach.  They can make a coach a full time position, if they wanted.
CCSD schools, on the other hand, can only pay their coaches what the union contract allows.  I think a football coach makes about $5000 a season or less.  Gorman can pay their coach $15,000 or $50,000 if they want to make it a full time position or whatever they want to pay.  Their is no union contract involving Gorman athletics.  In CCSD, there are some good coaches out there and there are also some coaches who don't know what they are doing because they just want to make a few bucks on the side.Further, coaches are spread throughout all the CCSD high schools, so maybe a high school may get a good coach or two or three but usually not more than that.  Then the inner city schools that have a hard time attracting teachers also tend to attract to the poorer coaches.  There is a reason why Palo Verde, Las Vegas High and other schools in better part of town also do good in athletics- they tend to attract the best coaches.  Not all the time, but most of the time.
So, CCSD and the Northern Nevada schools can bitch about Bishop Gorman all they want but their is not much they can do about it except get better and beat them fair or unfair and square.