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re: Five Power 5 college football coaches on the hot seat for 2022
Posted on 7/29/22 at 11:59 pm to Henry Jones Jr
Posted on 7/29/22 at 11:59 pm to Henry Jones Jr
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I think it’s more of a Nebraska issue than a Scott Frost issue. I think if he fails there, he’ll go somewhere else and be successful. I wouldn’t be totally upset if Kiffin left and we hired him.
Well, he might wait out for FSU and other schools with a bigger recruiting ground.
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Posted on 7/30/22 at 12:05 am to boogiewoogie1978
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. Bryan Harsin, Auburn
Needs more time
Why are Arkansas fans acting like childish against me? What did I do wrong to you and your Arkansas fans?
Posted on 7/30/22 at 12:13 am to Golfer1
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Norvell turned down Arkansas and OM the last go around.
He wanted the job after we fired Bert but Jerry gave us Chad. Norvell was pissed after that and didn’t even give us a chance the last go around.
OM and Arkansas both dodged bullets there.
For the Mizzou clowns thinking Drink is turning your program around. He got worse in year two with loses to BC and Army. He doesn’t understand the transfer portal. Will be lucky to win 6 games this year.
His recruiting wasn’t bad. #18 overall class last year.
Good enough for 7th in the SEC.
Had Kentucky two spots behind him, Auburn 3, Arkansas 4, TN 5 spots behind him and SC 6 spots behind him.
How long did it take Stoops to turn the Kentucky football program around? It sure wasn't 4 years it was more like 7 years things started to turn around and picking up better recruits.
Posted on 7/30/22 at 12:16 am to Porker Face
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It will be the next two years that the team shall be loaded and ready to compete with the top teams.
Good. Keep buying that line
It will take 10 years for a "full rebuild". Just be patient until then. Ignore the fact you can flip a roster overnight
Why not see what Stoops did at Kentucky? It sure wasn't 4 years. Plus, his recruiting wasn't that good in the first 4 years.
Posted on 7/30/22 at 12:28 am to Devil03Dawg07
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Paul Chryst @ Wisconsin belongs on this list. UW might have the best coordinator in the county in Jimmy Leonhard (also an Alumnist)…if Chryst doesn’t have a big season, they’re gonna hand the reigns over to Leonhard.
How do you know Jimmy Leonhard is the best coordinator? Time will tell if he is able to be a HC and succeed at UW.
Posted on 7/30/22 at 12:34 am to Mulkey Man
Nope, most Ags think 2023 is the year, bc the OL and DL will have more seniority, our most impactful OL were true freshmen last year, they will be juniors by then, our strong years are usually tied to strong trench play, I expect a lot of LSU trolling if we win 8 but Ags or Ag site outside internet fans think we win 7-10 games tops, you’re free to post the outliers as always
Posted on 7/30/22 at 10:21 am to TrueLefty
The 2017 season was an absolutely awful time to go HC hunting. Here’s a list ranking the hires from best to worst.
Of the 5 names on this year’s Hot Seat list, two were hired in the aftermath of 2017: Edwards (#13 in TSN’s list) and Frost (#2). And Norvell was hired to replace the 6th best HC in 2017.
All in all, 7 of the 13 P5 HCs hired in the wake of the 2017 season have already been canned - and 6 of those were gone in less than 36 months on the job.
Even the top hire on the list has been a lousy ROI thus far. $30 million plus in four years and essentially nothing on the field to show for it.
Of the 5 names on this year’s Hot Seat list, two were hired in the aftermath of 2017: Edwards (#13 in TSN’s list) and Frost (#2). And Norvell was hired to replace the 6th best HC in 2017.
All in all, 7 of the 13 P5 HCs hired in the wake of the 2017 season have already been canned - and 6 of those were gone in less than 36 months on the job.
Even the top hire on the list has been a lousy ROI thus far. $30 million plus in four years and essentially nothing on the field to show for it.
Posted on 7/30/22 at 10:24 am to JayAg
Your winning seven games at the most. I am calling a 4-8 season especially if Max Johnson is your QB.
Posted on 7/30/22 at 10:48 am to FearlessFreep
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Useful idiots are only useful for a short while, but they're idiots forever.
Hired Bryan Harsin
Posted on 7/30/22 at 11:11 am to Starkvingard
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Hired Bryan Harsin
Posted on 7/30/22 at 11:56 am to TrueLefty
Keep hoping. Dummy
Posted on 7/30/22 at 12:19 pm to TrueLefty
The fact that they kept Norvell to save a recruiting class, only for that recruiting class to implode and then lose their best recruit to an HBCU coached by their most famous athlete alum. It's just fantastic.
Posted on 7/30/22 at 7:06 pm to Clark14
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What you are saying is exactly what we thought about Morris, getting rid of the previous coaches players, recruiting at a higher level, he just needed time to get his players for his system...
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But you’ll hang with him no matter what I hope.
Well, you certainly are hoping that Drinkwitz is another Morris, even against all odds. In their first two years as SEC head coaches:
Overall record:
Morris 4-18 (0.182)
Drinkwitz 11-12 (0.478)
Record vs. FBS:
Morris 2-18 (0.100)
Drinkwitz 10-12 (0.454)
Record vs. P5:
Morris 0-14 (0.000)--didn't play any P5 teams in non-con
Drinkwitz 8-11 (0.421)
Record vs. SEC:
Morris 0-14 (0.000)
Drinkwitz 8-10 (0.444)
Those records reveal Drinkwitz to be a young coach trying to rebuild a program in the toughest conference in the nation, just as others have pointed out. The jury is out on that but there are some encouraging signs, including, but not limited to, his ability to manage and win close games decided by a TD or less. He is currently 5-3 at Mizzou and 8-4 overall in that regard. Meanwhile, Morris was a whopping 0-7 in close games at Arkansas.
So, it's obvious that Drinkwitz is in no way, shape or form another Chad Morris.
Posted on 7/31/22 at 10:53 am to LetItBe
Nobody actually thinks Drink is as bad as Chad Morris. Although, Drinkpiss is an absolute moron and his mouth isn't going to bail him out. He's in over his head.
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