It's going to be really hard for a top coach to want in knowing how wide spread the violations are. No coach in their right mind would want to take a chance of destroying their resume knowing it's likely to happen again.

A coach killing job.

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Posted by 478rebel

Oxford, ms

Member since Jan 2013

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Posted on 2/23/17 at 10:40 pm to MullenBoys

I volunteer to be the head coach while we're under sanctions. Just pay me 100k a year and ill take all the blame for awful seasons. Let's face it when the multi year bowl ban comes down we'll be stuck with players like Butch Davis' son at qb (not sure when he graduates/ed just know he's on the roster).

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Posted by LSU GrandDad

houston, texas

Member since Jun 2009

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Posted on 2/24/17 at 8:25 am to MullenBoys

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It's going to be really hard for a top coach to want in knowing how wide spread the violations are. No coach in their right mind would want to take a chance of destroying their resume knowing it's likely to happen again. A coach killing job.

ole miss has never attracted a "top coach". I think a very good coach might take the job understanding it is kind of an "interim" job. O'Brien at Penn State is an example. Les Miles would be perfect for the job as he can restore integrity to the program and would probably recruit pretty well so the next guy won't have a bare cupboard to work with.

it would also be funny that Ole Miss would then end up paying Miles' buyout.

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