2019-20 college football coaching carousel

He's the right hue.

 

I'm still not buying that Bob Stoops noise. I can definitely understand FSU wanting him, I can't understand why he'd want back in college so soon after leaving a lifetime situation in a place that he lives at full time.

I could see him coaching XFL because it's basically a seasonal job coaching men that are trying to showcase themselves to get back in the league, it's not recruiting and dealing with the myriad of other annoyances that come with coaching college.

And fuck Kendal Briles as a HCIW? God damn FSU...What the fuck has that guy done to deserve anything.

 

I don’t think that’s the case here. This athletic department has been through Nolan, Stan Heath and Mike Anderson.

Arkansas really doesn’t want to be paying three coaches at one. Bert, Chad and this year’s Ball State coach or wherever they get him from.

This football mess falls a bit on Jeff Long. He hired Bielema and that torched the long term progress as the West got better.

 

Arkansas has to be on the Mount Rushmore of Coaching Fails.
Dana Altman
Mike Anderson
Stan Heath
Pat Bradley
Bret Bielema
Chad Morris
Bobby Petrino

 

I won't believe this until he is on the podium.
I thought if anything, he would have taken Florida pre-Mullen. Even then, it was going to be a stretch.

 

I’m still trying to figure out what they saw in Beilema.

 

I just badly want some other school to fall in love with Chad Morris and hire him away.

Is that too much to ask?

 

This is the 28th year that Arkansas is playing football in the SEC. So far... 3 appearances in the SEC title game. NO championships. 15 bowl games in 27 years. In the old Southwest Conference, Arkansas went to bowl games pretty much every year. From 1964-1991, Arkansas won 7 SWC championships.

Does anybody actually believe they'll jump Alabama, Auburn and LSU in the same year to win the West?

The SEC... just isn't working for them. In men's basketball, it hasn't worked for 15-20 years. Recruiting base is hard to maintain as Fayetteville is 400 miles from the nearest SEC West opponent (Ole Miss).

I wish they'd just bolt for the Big XII. Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU are ALL closer than Oxford is to Fayetteville. Rivalries would matter again and, frankly, they'd have a better chance to compete.

 

You misspelled Mizzou

 

USC's targeted AD may back out because he was told he can't hire Urban Meyer

Morning Buzz: Mike Bohn May Back Out Of USC Deal

Several athletic directors turned the job down because they were told Meyer was not an option, sources said. Bohn apparently was not informed until after he agreed to take the job.