Coaching Availability

Here’s the simple truth.

Kirby is not going anywhere. Dude is at his dream job. He played for the bulldogs and now coaches them. He’s the current Top Coach in all of CFB and no amount of money would persuade him differently.

Coaches like Lanning aren’t leaving. He knows that with all of the NIL money available at his disposal, he won’t win Oregons FIRST National championship, but he also knows he has complete job security. And in our world today, that’s huge especially with false expectations that CFB programs have.

Not every school has the ability to win big time games, and NC’s consistently. Whether you’re Texas or Bama, it’s tough in today’s world. Just going to the playoffs gets you a raise and an extension. Take Elko. The Aggies have never been to the playoff. They have also never been to the SEC CG, and still may not go, but they give good bars for one good season in 20 years and love on hope.

Teams might take a shot in the dark and hedge their bets on unproven coaches like at USF, Tulane, etc.. and maybe it works out, but maybe it won’t. Most of the time it doesn’t and then they search for another.

Lane is in the bucket of great coordinators and good coaches that have done a lot of with limited resources and Lane will leave Ole Miss, one day, but not today or soon. As arrogant as he is, and as good as LSU and UF are and they are great programs that are committed to winning, Lane will stay at Ole Miss because he has his feet on the desk and nobody can tell him to take his shoes off.

Perception is what drives people which makes people selfish. Greed and the inability to just “be a team player, means nothing and the fans asked for it.

We asked for celebration dances after first down catches, and end the end, it gets us nothing more than a PI.

CFB is out of hand. There’s chaos, and soon, very soon, it will crash. Sports are rigged to a degree. Betting is out of hand. Players are betting on themselves, and on their opponents against themselves. If you don’t believe it, crawl out from under your rock. There’s no organization or pay for play, and what was our privilege has become a burden. The love of the game and the love of the sport is gone. Very few make it to Heaven. Very few win the big one. Very few enjoy the spoils.

There’s only one business left in the world. The money business. Ones and zeros. Profit and loss is what’s most important. Your house value goes up, your local market becomes unaffordable, but you’re happy. House values go down and become affordable, but you’re pissed because they took money out of your pocket. Nobody wins.

But Vegas and the Black Box

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