it appears that at least 3 and possibly a 4th ( if Mullen leaves) SEC W head job opening will come up
Even talk of Malzahn going home to Arkansas after being shabbily treated .
How attractive is an SEC W job considering the fierce level of competition ? Is it a coach's graveyard ? . Just look at recent examples ..Bielema , Sumlin ,..Chizick..all previously very successful but were unable to succeed in the SEC W enough to keep their jobs .
Even our own Les Miles . Imagine had Les and LSU been in the SEC E . Is there any doubt that Miles would still be the HC at LSU.
Take a young hot coach like scott Frost for example . Imagine that he had a.choice between 2 really great jobs like Florida and A&M . Both in SEC , both great recruiting areas , both with the best facilities , great , rabid fan base both .
Sitting in his place which is he most likely to accept everything being exactly equal?
Do ambitious coaches really want to be part of that meat grinder
Even talk of Malzahn going home to Arkansas after being shabbily treated .
How attractive is an SEC W job considering the fierce level of competition ? Is it a coach's graveyard ? . Just look at recent examples ..Bielema , Sumlin ,..Chizick..all previously very successful but were unable to succeed in the SEC W enough to keep their jobs .
Even our own Les Miles . Imagine had Les and LSU been in the SEC E . Is there any doubt that Miles would still be the HC at LSU.
Take a young hot coach like scott Frost for example . Imagine that he had a.choice between 2 really great jobs like Florida and A&M . Both in SEC , both great recruiting areas , both with the best facilities , great , rabid fan base both .
Sitting in his place which is he most likely to accept everything being exactly equal?
Do ambitious coaches really want to be part of that meat grinder
