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re: Coaching Hires over the last 2 years
Posted on 12/13/10 at 2:09 pm to PJinAtl
Posted on 12/13/10 at 2:09 pm to PJinAtl
quote:theres a hierarchy in college football. the best schools have always had the built in advantage that makes it easier to win. and dont forget football coaches have some of the biggest egos alive and think they can change/ turnaround any place they go
God knows most of the major BCS schools can pony up just as much cash as the next one to keep you happy. If you are winning and being paid well there isn't much of a reason to pick up your family and move them halfway across the country to start a new job.
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Posted on 12/13/10 at 2:12 pm to Angry LLAMA
True, but take for instance Stoops at OU. Say Florida offred him at 3 mil a year. You don't think that OU would counter that? Of course they would, and it isn't like UF is head and shoulders above OU.
Now jumping from someplace like Syracuse to Florida would be another story, but typically something like that wouldn't be considered a "homerun" hire in the first place unless the guy was some superstud coach. And guess what, superstud coaches at small programs don't always transition well to big time jobs (see Gill, Turner for further reading).
Now jumping from someplace like Syracuse to Florida would be another story, but typically something like that wouldn't be considered a "homerun" hire in the first place unless the guy was some superstud coach. And guess what, superstud coaches at small programs don't always transition well to big time jobs (see Gill, Turner for further reading).
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