re: How successful would Bill Belichick be at a big time CFB program?

Bill Walsh when he retired was the greatest coach ever.

His first year at Stanford, the Cardinal went 10-3.

Then he had to bring in his own recruits...

They went 4-7 and 3-7-1 over the next two years with Walsh recruits.

There's no way in hell Belichick is having sleep-overs and tweeting prospects and calling them non-stop...and holding camps and doing in-home visits to the degree the best coaches do to get the players.

You can't just be..."look at my Super Bowl rings bitch!" Like Charlie Weis tried to be.

Oh, he was going to be so much smarter than everyone else...because of the Belichick tree.

College football isn't about schematic advantages or being smarter. It's emotion, young kids and recruiting, recruiting, recruiting. It's not game plans and micro-managing like the NFL where everybody pretty much as similar talent.

Bill Walsh found that out the hard way.