re: Where does LSU rank as a coaching destination?

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How many would you put in the top tier?

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I would say that tier consist of

Bama, LSU, Tosu, Michigan, USC, Texas, UF and FSU

Bama has plenty of instate talent, we know they have money and are willing to spend it, and the facilities

LSU- LA basically to its self, money we know we pay well, resources are directed to winning

TOSU/Michigan great recruiting ground, both have money and resources

USC:the big boy in cali, money, fame, and resources to devote to football

UF and FSU: huge state recruiting, money is no issue and resources no issue. If Da U wasn't a small private school they would be along with them.

Texas: recruits, money, resources

BAMA, TOSU, Michigan and USC have history on their side, Texas as well. Then you have LSU, UF and FSU they have always been around just not top 8 as of yet as far as historical programs go. I suspect LSU and UF will move on into the top 8 in my life time due to the huskers, Tenn and ND sliding backwards.

The real factor will be how does the country shift population wise and how does football change. If we go back to the triple option and stuff then big ole corn fed huskers might march back up.

I think FSU is on the backend of that elite tier.