Me want that job!!!
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Official 2019/20 CFB Coaching Carousel
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Urban is 1
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Franklin is 2
Norvell is 3
Rhule is 4 (dickhead)
I would love to see Leach there.
I think he is in a different position though. If he goes to ND and wins a title that will put him right back in the conversation with Saban as best coach. To do what he did at Utah, Florida, OSU and then bring ND back would be quite the accomplishment.
Remember when Dino Babers was a hot hire? Yikes.
ahoelsken
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Mark Stoops makes sense-he knows Tallahassee, and he'd owe UK less than $2m if he took that job.
Would love to see us get into Florida and onto Latarie Kinsler, who committed to Syracuse on Saturday over a bunch of top offers, only to have his DC and main recruiter fired on Sunday. Wishful thinking.
I mentioned it before, but Justin Wilcox with a top flight OC would be my choice if I’m SC.
Decent fall back option but they need to aim higher than that.
ahoelsken
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Like who? I wouldn’t pay Urban the kind of money he’d command because I’d be worried about him shutting it down suddenly after a few years. I also don’t see any top tier employed coach leaving their current school for SC.
James Franklin.
Why would he leave PSU and the B1G?
ND was just in the Playoff. I think bringing USC back to national prominence would be more impressive.
Winning a title at ND is always going to be more impressive than bringing USC back to prominence. ND clearly couldn't compete with the top teams like Bama and Clemson, so that is actually a pretty big step to take. USC, with the right hire will be right back at the top with the talent they can bring in.
Because USC is a better job than Penn State.
Because ND is some underdog story that struggles to bring in talent? Huh?
Notre Dame has inherent disadvantages in getting some players into school. It is the reason why Urban turned them down for Florida.
@hawg1 is right on Franklin being the top choice for USC. I said it months ago and think it only makes more sense now.
Yes, ND has dificulty bringing in the same talent as Bama, Ohio State, Georgia, LSU, etc.
Not sure Wilcox wants that spotlight, but I do think he is a very good coach.
In what way? Can you quantify that somehow?
USC is the top program in the Pac-12 in one of the biggest recruiting hotbeds in the country. Penn State is the third best program in their division?
Is USC the top program in the PAC? They haven’t been nationally relevant in years and just got their dicks kicked in by someone who might have a better argument.
ND has essentially averaged top 10 recruiting classes the last 4 years. Maybe they aren't quite on the level of Bama and UGA, but I still find it comical that winning a natty at ND is some epic feat. Winning a NC at 3 different programs in 3 different conferences would solidify Urban as a top 2 coach in the sport, no questions asked.
Yes.
Yes. Oregon has certainly closed the gap significantly, but USC is on a different level with the right coach.
Notre Dame has not won a national title since 1988. They have lost eight major bowl (BCS or NY6) games in a row. Winning a national championship at Notre Dame would be the best work of Meyer's career and it would not be particularly close.
Based on what?
Oregon has a mega booster, and that is really the only thing they have that if better than USC. And it's not like USC is hurting for money so how important is that really?
USC has better history, tradition, a bigger fanbase and is in the better location. Even when they weren't winning a lot they were still recruiting a top level compared to the rest of the country under Sark and even under Helton for a few years. You get any decent coach in there and they sleep walk to a top 5 class every year.
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