re: Top 15 jobs in CFB

It's really 2 tiers + some borderline teams then everyone else. The numbering is just team numbers. Not ranking within tiers. One thing to add here when it comes to the JOB vs. the team is stuff like NIL needs to be taken into account which could potentially shift some of these but there isn't great data on NIL size.

Georgia is arguably about to move to tier 1. A couple of teams like Miami, Nebraska, and TN haven't had success in so long that they sit at the edge of tier 2, but should be able to turn things around with a good coach.

Tier 1: Have played in or won more than 2 titles last 10 years
1. Alabama
2. Clemson
3. Ohio St.

Tier 2: Have won at least 1 CFP or BCS in the last 15 years or multiple CFP appearances
4. Georgia
5. Auburn
6. LSU
7. FL
8. FL State
9. USC
10. Oklahoma
11. Texas
12. Oregon
13. Notre Dame
14. Michigan

Tier 2 Honorable Mention: Have won at least 1 CFP or BCS but it was ~20+ years ago
15. TN
16. Miami
17. Nebraska