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Rank each SEC staff (HC, OC, DC)
Posted on 4/18/16 at 10:44 am
Posted on 4/18/16 at 10:44 am
Obviously some of the coordinators just hold the title and the head coaches are the real ones coaching that side of the ball.
ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
Staff: Nick Saban, OC Lane Kiffin and DC Jeremy Pruitt
ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS
Staff: Bret Bielema, OC Dan Enos and DC Robb Smith
AUBURN TIGERS
Staff: Gus Malzahn, OC Rhett Lashlee and DC Kevin Steele
FLORIDA GATORS
Staff: Jim McElwain, OC Doug Nussmeier and DC Geoff Collins
GEORGIA BULLDOGS
Staff: Kirby Smart, OC Jim Chaney and DC Mel Tucker
KENTUCKY WILDCATS
Staff: Mark Stoops, OC Eddie Gran and DC D.J. Eliot
LSU TIGERS
Staff: Les Miles, OC Cam Cameron and DC Dave Aranda
MISSOURI TIGERS
Staff: Barry Odom, OC Josh Heupel and DC DeMontie Cross
MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS
Staff: Dan Mullen, C-OC John Hevesy, C-OC Billy Gonzales and DC Peter Sirmon
OLE MISS REBELS
Staff: Hugh Freeze, co-OC Matt Luke/Dan Werner and DC Dave Wommack
SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS
Staff: Will Muschamp, OC Kurt Roper and DC Travaris Robinson
TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS
Staff: Butch Jones, OC Mike DeBord and DC Bob Shoop
TEXAS A&M AGGIES
Staff: Kevin Sumlin, OC Noel Mazzone and DC John Chavis
VANDERBILT COMMODORES
Staff: Derek Mason, OC Andy Ludwig
ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
Staff: Nick Saban, OC Lane Kiffin and DC Jeremy Pruitt
ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS
Staff: Bret Bielema, OC Dan Enos and DC Robb Smith
AUBURN TIGERS
Staff: Gus Malzahn, OC Rhett Lashlee and DC Kevin Steele
FLORIDA GATORS
Staff: Jim McElwain, OC Doug Nussmeier and DC Geoff Collins
GEORGIA BULLDOGS
Staff: Kirby Smart, OC Jim Chaney and DC Mel Tucker
KENTUCKY WILDCATS
Staff: Mark Stoops, OC Eddie Gran and DC D.J. Eliot
LSU TIGERS
Staff: Les Miles, OC Cam Cameron and DC Dave Aranda
MISSOURI TIGERS
Staff: Barry Odom, OC Josh Heupel and DC DeMontie Cross
MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS
Staff: Dan Mullen, C-OC John Hevesy, C-OC Billy Gonzales and DC Peter Sirmon
OLE MISS REBELS
Staff: Hugh Freeze, co-OC Matt Luke/Dan Werner and DC Dave Wommack
SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS
Staff: Will Muschamp, OC Kurt Roper and DC Travaris Robinson
TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS
Staff: Butch Jones, OC Mike DeBord and DC Bob Shoop
TEXAS A&M AGGIES
Staff: Kevin Sumlin, OC Noel Mazzone and DC John Chavis
VANDERBILT COMMODORES
Staff: Derek Mason, OC Andy Ludwig
This post was edited on 4/19/16 at 3:19 pm
Posted on 4/18/16 at 10:46 am to rockiee
Oops
This post was edited on 4/18/16 at 10:47 am
Posted on 4/18/16 at 10:53 am to rockiee
#1 - Alabama
#2 - Arkansas
#3 - Tennessee
#4 - Florida
#5 - LSU
#6 - Texas A&M
#7 - Ole Miss
#8 - Auburn
#9 - Mississippi St
#10 - South Carolina
#11 - Kentucky
#12 - Vanderbilt
N/a - UGA, Mizzou
#2 - Arkansas
#3 - Tennessee
#4 - Florida
#5 - LSU
#6 - Texas A&M
#7 - Ole Miss
#8 - Auburn
#9 - Mississippi St
#10 - South Carolina
#11 - Kentucky
#12 - Vanderbilt
N/a - UGA, Mizzou
Posted on 4/18/16 at 10:55 am to rockiee
I assume we are weighting Head Coaches more than assistants. Grades 1-5 (5 highest) with Head Coach being weighted double.
1. Alabama (20)
2. Arkansas (17)
3. LSU (16)
4a. Florida (14)
4b. Georgia (14)
4c. Ole Miss (14)
4d. Tennessee (14)
4e. Texas A&M (14)
9a. Auburn (12)
9b. Mississippi State (12)
11a. South Carolina (11)
11b. Vanderbilt (11)
13a. Kentucky (9)
13b. Missouri (9)
Highest Head Coaches
1. Saban (10)
2a. Bilema (8)
2b. Miles (8)
4-8. McElwain, Smart, Freeze, Malzahn, Mullen (7)
Highest 4 DC
1a. Alabama - Pruitt (5)
1b. LSU - Aranda(5)
1c. Tennessee - Schoop(5)
1d. Vanderbilt - Mason (5)
Highest 3 OC
1a. Alabama - Kiffin (5)
1b. Arkansas - Enos (5)
3a. Texas A&M - Mazonne (4)
1. Alabama (20)
2. Arkansas (17)
3. LSU (16)
4a. Florida (14)
4b. Georgia (14)
4c. Ole Miss (14)
4d. Tennessee (14)
4e. Texas A&M (14)
9a. Auburn (12)
9b. Mississippi State (12)
11a. South Carolina (11)
11b. Vanderbilt (11)
13a. Kentucky (9)
13b. Missouri (9)
Highest Head Coaches
1. Saban (10)
2a. Bilema (8)
2b. Miles (8)
4-8. McElwain, Smart, Freeze, Malzahn, Mullen (7)
Highest 4 DC
1a. Alabama - Pruitt (5)
1b. LSU - Aranda(5)
1c. Tennessee - Schoop(5)
1d. Vanderbilt - Mason (5)
Highest 3 OC
1a. Alabama - Kiffin (5)
1b. Arkansas - Enos (5)
3a. Texas A&M - Mazonne (4)
This post was edited on 4/18/16 at 11:02 am
Posted on 4/18/16 at 10:56 am to SummerOfGeorge
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I assume we are weighting Head Coaches more than assistants. Grades 1-5 (5 highest) with Head Coach being weighted double.
I guess it is up to the person but it would make sense to do that because some coordinators really just hold a title.
Posted on 4/18/16 at 11:01 am to rockiee
1. Bama
2. Arkansas
3. Florida
4. LSU
5. Ole Miss
6. Tennessee
7. A&M
8. Auburn
9. Georgia
10. Mississippi State
11. South Carolina
12. Kentucky
13. Missouri
14. Vandy
Some of these were hard to rank since they haven't actually coached at their respective positions yet.
2. Arkansas
3. Florida
4. LSU
5. Ole Miss
6. Tennessee
7. A&M
8. Auburn
9. Georgia
10. Mississippi State
11. South Carolina
12. Kentucky
13. Missouri
14. Vandy
Some of these were hard to rank since they haven't actually coached at their respective positions yet.
This post was edited on 4/18/16 at 11:02 am
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:14 pm to rockiee
I would probably rank Alabama all the way at the top and LSU all the way at the bottom.
LSU is an absolute conundrum. I don't understand how they can gather top tier talent, yet squander it every single year. It starts with the head coach, and Les Miles is past his prime (if he ever had one).
Just above LSU would be Auburn.
I think Bielema has assembled a very solid coaching staff at Arkansas. Probably second only to Nick Satan. I think Butch Jones has done very well. A few of the others are completely untested or either flat out failed at the position of head coach (Smart and Muschamp). Vanderbilt is Vanderbilt. Hugh Freeze honestly deserves to be in the top 4 or 5 in the conference. Dan Mullen's team is going to drop off dramatically this year. I think Missouri made a smart move hiring Barry Odom. Time will tell, but I really think that guy is an outstanding coach.
The problem is that it is too early to tell about several of these guys in their current jobs.
1. Alabama
2. Arkansas
3. Ole Miss
4. Tennessee
5. Texas A&M (although once a few of these other guys get a couple of years under their belt Sumlin will fall almost to the bottom of the SEC rankings. He is just terrible from a CEO/program manager standpoint)
6. Mississippi State
7. Missouri
8. Florida (still too early to tell whether McElwain is good or Muschamp is horrifically bad and was able to stockpile talent, but fail to utilize it.)
9. Kentucky
10. South Carolina
11. Vanderbilt
12. Georgia (I think this may have been one of the worst coaching hires in the history of college athletics)
13. Auburn
14. LSU
LSU is an absolute conundrum. I don't understand how they can gather top tier talent, yet squander it every single year. It starts with the head coach, and Les Miles is past his prime (if he ever had one).
Just above LSU would be Auburn.
I think Bielema has assembled a very solid coaching staff at Arkansas. Probably second only to Nick Satan. I think Butch Jones has done very well. A few of the others are completely untested or either flat out failed at the position of head coach (Smart and Muschamp). Vanderbilt is Vanderbilt. Hugh Freeze honestly deserves to be in the top 4 or 5 in the conference. Dan Mullen's team is going to drop off dramatically this year. I think Missouri made a smart move hiring Barry Odom. Time will tell, but I really think that guy is an outstanding coach.
The problem is that it is too early to tell about several of these guys in their current jobs.
1. Alabama
2. Arkansas
3. Ole Miss
4. Tennessee
5. Texas A&M (although once a few of these other guys get a couple of years under their belt Sumlin will fall almost to the bottom of the SEC rankings. He is just terrible from a CEO/program manager standpoint)
6. Mississippi State
7. Missouri
8. Florida (still too early to tell whether McElwain is good or Muschamp is horrifically bad and was able to stockpile talent, but fail to utilize it.)
9. Kentucky
10. South Carolina
11. Vanderbilt
12. Georgia (I think this may have been one of the worst coaching hires in the history of college athletics)
13. Auburn
14. LSU
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:17 pm to BoarEd
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BoarEd
that is just sad
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:20 pm to civiltiger07
I see you're upset that I ranked LSU at the bottom?
Well I had good reason. Just a few months ago 90% of your ridiculous fanbase, and even your dumbshit Athletic Director were INSISTING that they were going to FIRE Les Miles.
You shouldn't be surprised that people think your coaching staff sucks. Hell, your own fanbase thinks the same thing.
Well I had good reason. Just a few months ago 90% of your ridiculous fanbase, and even your dumbshit Athletic Director were INSISTING that they were going to FIRE Les Miles.
You shouldn't be surprised that people think your coaching staff sucks. Hell, your own fanbase thinks the same thing.
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:24 pm to BoarEd
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I see you're upset that I ranked LSU at the bottom?
nope, just find it hilarious.
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90% of your ridiculous fanbase were INSISTING that they were going to FIRE Les Miles
Well that's because they were until the University President stepped in. Why do you seem to be so mad about it?
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:26 pm to civiltiger07
If you are reading anger in my words, it is merely a reflection of your own feelings about my words.
I think LSU is pretty hilarious too. They suck, and they have basically become a rent-a-win for the hogs over the last couple of years.
I think LSU is pretty hilarious too. They suck, and they have basically become a rent-a-win for the hogs over the last couple of years.
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:28 pm to BoarEd
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I think LSU is pretty hilarious too. They suck, and they have basically become a rent-a-win for the hogs over the last couple of years.
that is some funny shite right there.
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:28 pm to BoarEd
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I would probably rank Alabama all the way at the top and LSU all the way at the bottom.
LSU is an absolute conundrum. I don't understand how they can gather top tier talent, yet squander it every single year. It starts with the head coach, and Les Miles is past his prime (if he ever had one).
Just above LSU would be Auburn.
I think Bielema has assembled a very solid coaching staff at Arkansas. Probably second only to Nick Satan. I think Butch Jones has done very well. A few of the others are completely untested or either flat out failed at the position of head coach (Smart and Muschamp). Vanderbilt is Vanderbilt. Hugh Freeze honestly deserves to be in the top 4 or 5 in the conference. Dan Mullen's team is going to drop off dramatically this year. I think Missouri made a smart move hiring Barry Odom. Time will tell, but I really think that guy is an outstanding coach.
The problem is that it is too early to tell about several of these guys in their current jobs.
1. Alabama
2. Arkansas
3. Ole Miss
4. Tennessee
5. Texas A&M (although once a few of these other guys get a couple of years under their belt Sumlin will fall almost to the bottom of the SEC rankings. He is just terrible from a CEO/program manager standpoint)
6. Mississippi State
7. Missouri
8. Florida (still too early to tell whether McElwain is good or Muschamp is horrifically bad and was able to stockpile talent, but fail to utilize it.)
9. Kentucky
10. South Carolina
11. Vanderbilt
12. Georgia (I think this may have been one of the worst coaching hires in the history of college athletics)
13. Auburn
14. LSU
I just quoted the whole thing because I'm terrified it would disappear and I'd never be able to love this post again.
You do you, R-Kansas.
This post was edited on 4/18/16 at 12:29 pm
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:29 pm to civiltiger07
You don't think 17-0 is a rent a win?
At least last year you guys scored.
At least last year you guys scored.
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:36 pm to BoarEd
So because you beat us two years in a row that means LSU is now a Rent-A-Win for Arky? Makes sense.
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:38 pm to BoarEd
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You don't think 17-0 is a rent a win?
So where is the money? You know we poor. Cant be a rent-a-win unless you are shelling out some money.
Posted on 4/18/16 at 12:56 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Arky's staff is being given too much credit. They improved a lot across the season but the early season losses haunted them. It's not like the front nine counts less than the back nine. At the end of the year they were 8-5. We (try to) fire coaches for less than that.
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