re: Now that Muschamp's job is done, where will he go?

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It was clearly the putrid offense that kept Florida down, giving the ball back to opponents way too quickly. All of this lies at the feet of the head coach, but it does not correlate to his aptitude as a defensive coordinator.

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Actually time of possesion was basically the only Muschamp's offenses were good for (by design, he basically said he wanted to make every game a slow ground out game in which the defense wins) if anything the offense inflated Muschamp's defensive stats in the same way say Oregon has a good to great per play defense but mediocre ypg needs due to the number of possessions they defend.