re: ESPN releases SEC filled ranking of every FBS coaching job

Here's where I would rank the top 25, considering all factors (history, success vs. resources, shitty meddling boosters, facilities, fan support, etc.)

1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Florida
4. USC
5. LSU
6. Texas
7. Florida State
8. Georgia
9. Stanford
10. Tennessee
11. Notre Dame
12. Oklahoma
13. Oregon
14. Michigan
15. Auburn
16. Texas A&M
17. Michigan State
18. Clemson
19. Penn State
20. Wisconsin
21. Nebraska
22. Arkansas
23. UCLA
24. Miami
25. Washington

I deliberately removed the following schools from their top 25 for the following reasons:

Baylor and TCU - Their success is completely dependent on who the head coach is. Without Art Briles, Gary Patterson, and Grant Teaff, both schools are basement-dwellers. Mediocre private schools with TCU having a larger ceiling due to being in Fort Worth.

I added the following schools for the following reasons:

Nebraska - Their recent struggles aside, this is the 4th all-time winningest program in college football history

Washington - Located in a PRIME area with a great coach. The PAC 12 North should be an Oregon/Washington/Stanford race every season.