2013 Coaching Carousel Thread

[PawDawg]

Not tryig to steal '06's thunder, but he has dropped the ball on starting this thread.

9/28 - USC's Kiffen - FIRED!

[BuzDawg73]

9/30 -UConn's Pasqualoni - FIRED!

[PawDawg]

9/30 -UConn's Pasqualoni - FIRED!

Was he the guy in "Fast Times..."?

[mildawg]

[Dawg06]

Firing #3: Miami (Ohio) fires Don Treadwell after 0-5 start.

Skip sits at #9 on the Coaches Hot Seat Ranking.
http://www.coacheshotseat.com/

[parialex]

Roughly half the coaches on that list could probably not be replaced by superior coaches if they were fired. Within the last few years, two of them fired the best coach they are likely to have in a long time. It's kind of an odd list.

[JuBru]

Roughly half the coaches on that list could probably not be replaced by superior coaches if they were fired. Within the last few years, two of them fired the best coach they are likely to have in a long time. It's kind of an odd list.

Texas and Nebraska are the only schools that would have trouble finding "superior" coaches.

[parialex]

I had Nebraska on my list, but not Texas. Texas is one of the best jobs in college football and Mack Brown is a great recruiter but doesn't seem to know what to do with them and doesn't seem to be great at finding people that do know what to do with them.

Also on the list: Akron has a national championship coach. Who would want to coach at Eastern Michigan? Kansas is turning into a career-killer. Why would the next Cristobal want to coach at Florida International? Indiana's on its fourth coach in a decade. I'll admit that the last two are iffy. And Mark Mangino would be an improvement at most of the schools on that list (excluding Nebraska and Akron).

[StrongBad]

I had Nebraska on my list, but not Texas. Texas is one of the best jobs in college football and Mack Brown is a great recruiter but doesn't seem to know what to do with them and doesn't seem to be great at finding people that do know what to do with them.

Anybody would be a good recruiter at Texas. Texas, by name alone, recruits for itself.

[hookdown]

Article on some big name schools that could be looking for new coaches after the season (and of course, starting the domino effect).


http://www.sportingnews.com/ncaa-foo...eadid=EL/SICOM

[rabiddawg]

Look, this has nothing to do with Alabama’s success as a ground and pound team, and Muschamp trying to duplicate his mentor’s blueprint in Gainesville. This has everything to do with what has been successful at Florida for decades — and playing to your recruiting core.

Steve Spurrier started it with the Fun ‘N Gun in the 1990s and won a national title, and Urban Meyer brought the spread to Gainesville in the 2000s and won two more national titles. If it works to spread the field and use speed and athletic ability to win games, stick with it.

Hmm...

[Tech77]

Look, this has nothing to do with Alabama’s success as a ground and pound team, and Muschamp trying to duplicate his mentor’s blueprint in Gainesville. This has everything to do with what has been successful at Florida for decades — and playing to your recruiting core.

Steve Spurrier started it with the Fun ‘N Gun in the 1990s and won a national title, and Urban Meyer brought the spread to Gainesville in the 2000s and won two more national titles. If it works to spread the field and use speed and athletic ability to win games, stick with it.

Hmm...

"Whatchu talkin' about, Rabbid?"

[Dawg06]

No.	Outgoing Coach	School	Incoming Coach
1	Lane Kiffin	USC
2	Paul Pasqualoni	UConn
3	Don Treadwell	Miami (Ohio)
4	Carl Pelini	Florida Atlantic
5	Ron English	Eastern Michigan

[HogDawg]

Baylor gave Art Briles a 10-year contract extension today, and will pay him more tahn $4M per year beginning next season. His contract now lasts thru the 2023 season.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sports/col...es-in-2014.ece

[EJ]

And they are building a brand new stadium... they are in the "haves" side of the equation for sure