Hypothetically, if O were to be let go today, who jumps at the opportunity?

With Alleva running the show I'd say not many. You literally were in this situation last year and we ended up with Orgeron.

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Which P5 schools, if any, would be chomping at the bit to talk to him or hire him?

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zero

and none were when we hired him

well all know this

i dont see your point

You’re gonna have to lose Alleva first.

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i dont see your point

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There isn't one.

Sadly, he'd get even less action than Miles has gotten. Although, I don't think Miles has been trying real hard to land a job.

The list would be identical to Miles list!

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i dont see your point

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The point is that this is problematic for a school that wants to consider itself a powerhouse, Top Tier program.


Now ... instead of Ed Orgeron ... ask the same questions with these names ... were they to come on the open market today:

- Nick Saban
- Urban Meyer
- James Franklin
- Kirby Smart
- Dabo Swinney
- Lincoln Riley


That's just a small sampling from some really good teams. The list could get much bigger even from middle of the pack teams.


It's just laughable. And, somehow ... many on here think this sorry-arse experiment will end well?


The point is ... it cannot be said enough.

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Which P5 schools, if any, would be chomping at the bit to talk to him or hire him?

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P5? He wouldn't even get a look from an FCS school.

Who cares about other school opinions? A better question is who would want to take his place? What does the pool of coaches look like after you filter the ones available and capable of beating the SEC on a yearly basis?

Jack Del Rio