re: The Top 25 jobs in College Football

Did you even read the OP? This thread isn't about who has the best COACH, or who has DONE the best coaching job. It's about which institutions can best help their coaches achieve success. Whether you think Sumlin in particular has what it takes is immaterial. He's going to take advantage of the situation at A&M or he isn't, but that has nothing to do w/ whether the advantages are there.

Look at Florida. Muschamp might be on his last leg there, but it is STILL considered a top job. Why? Because it's easy to get top recruits to come to UF. That's what it boils down to.