Coaches at Tier 1 jobs don't leave for other Tier 1 Jobs:

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So don't think you have to worry about "blue bloods." Maybe Texas becomes his Moby Dick, though.

NFL though, maybe.

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Posted by Prominentwon

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Posted on 11/25/16 at 8:29 am to OBUDan

I don't know about Texas though. Just looking at the surface there, it's an absolute mess in Austin. I generally don't like making those type of statements because I have no idea how things are run behind closed doors and I haven't read much about what's going on with their admin. But just from the looks of it from reports I've seen, it's not the most ideal job to take right now because there is ALOT to fix. Tons of hands to shake and kiss arse and the people running the place aren't very interested in sports (apparently)....so how much faith do they have and how much help will this administration have with a new coach?

Just seems like a ridiculous mess over there. I'm not sure there will be that many people that would be serious in taking that job.

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Posted by Hot Carl

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Posted on 11/25/16 at 8:40 am to OBUDan

quote:
or Jimbo for 15? by OBUDan
Coaches at Tier 1 jobs don't leave for other Tier

I know. Which is why Herman has to almost definitely take our offer (if we have indeed given him one). You can't get a job like this with so little rebuilding. I mean, we return a running back who has both the #1 and #3 rushing performance. In LSU fricking history. fricking LSU fricking History, along with a veteran OL, ridiculously talented WR corps, a 5th-year-Senior incumbent QB with over 20 career starts, and tons of talent coming in. You literally never stumble
across a situation as perfect.

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