Coaches on the hot seat
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LOL, they probably should have tried to reschedule with Idaho when they had the chance.
Can't see it happening. Mack put that program were it is. Never the same after that night in Pasadena. Strong will have the Longhorns back in 2-3 years.
I agree that Strong is probably a bad fit for Texas to begin with, but no way he's on the hot seat after just one season. Complete rebuild job.
I'm not sure if "they should have kept Mack Brown" was supposed to be in blue or not.
I think Charlie has one more year. I've voiced my disapproval with him taking the Texas job, not because he's not a good coach, but because it didn't make sense. He's an SEC coach. He belongs back over here and I was hoping he would take the UF job once Muschamp departed.
Kingsbury, the boy wonder, has not looked too sporty this year. I think he was like 7-0 last year and finished 7-5. 1-2 so far and he hasn't even gotten near the meat of the schedule. Not hot, but warmer than last year.
Charlie Weis isn't capable of simply being toast. He is, however, capable of being Texas toast covered with a bowl of gravy beside a half dozen eggs, a slab of bacon, a pan of cat head biscuits, and a quart of whole milk.
Will be interesting to see where the current ECU coach lands, assuming they keep winning. Gotta think some bigger D1 programs will come calling if he matches last season's 10 wins.
He might be pressured into retiring, but by "hot seat" I meant coaches who were possibly going to be fired. Small difference, I know, but I don't see Beamer ever getting "fired" from VT.
Yes, and the same thing has happened to Beamer that happened to Mack Brown. Somehow both lost the winning edge they used to enjoy and have become middle-of-the-road teams, at best.
I can't imagine how or why Dan Mullen's job would be jeopardy anyway. He has winning seasons and went to a bowl for 4 straight years, which is actually a heck of an accomplishment playing in the toughest division in CFB. His teams have also been competitive against the best teams in CFB with far less talent and is 4-1 against Ole Miss. That is really unheard of on a consistent basis at MSU.
MSU would be stupid to run off Mullen, IMO.
Agree, but it is interesting that Ole Miss was down during that time and is now winning again. I am sure Miss St has gotten used to beating Ole Miss and they may not be satisified with going to a bowl now.
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