How many of these coaching changes Actually Work out

texas, UF, Neb. etc...

Seems like these days you have 3 years if your lucky at the top jobs. Lower tier schools seem to give you 4 or 5 see Ark, A&M, USCe etc... Is it that there are fewer and fewer good coaches out there ? or is the fact that most Colleges aren't giving their New hires enough time to succeed? Ncaa Head coaching jobs are becoming more and more like starting QB's in the NFL. You have 3 years and if you aren't any good then its time for a new one. The only catch to this is the buyouts are becoming more and more expensive.

I think the problem is that most schools these days think they can fire their coach after 3 years and be able to go out and grab a proven winner such as gary patterson, mike gundy etc only to have to fill the job with another unproven coach when that coach decides to stay. See UF, Tenn and looking like Texas now. I mean could Charlie strong have gone 6-6 or better this year at texas? probably but texas just knew they had their guy with herman. I actually think the best coach out there right now is Dan mullen the guy has won at Miss State. That is almost the same as James franklin winning at Vandy. My point to this post is if you have a good one : mullen , malzahn you better try and hold on to them because odds that new hot shot coach turns out to be urban meyer are slim and your coaching search will be looking for another coach in 3 years. This will be an interesting year when the dust settles on all the current openings in college football.