Three of Brian Stanchak’s clients landed Power 4 head coaching positions in the past year. He represents more than 80 women’s basketball coaches and has become one of the sport’s super agents.

Already this postseason, six power conference coaching jobs have opened — one in the Big Ten, two in the SEC and three in the Big 12. For a while, I’ve been chatting with women’s basketball insiders about what this coaching cycle will look like because big changes are coming with revenue sharing and financial units (multi-million dollar payments the NCAA awards to conferences in March Madness tournaments) hitting the sport within months of one another.