Winningman

Curry wasn't fired. He just was unpopular among Bama fans and people were generally happy to see him resign.

I think that was created to prevent Bert from getting fired after 2018.

Unfortunately Bert was fired after 2017 so it won't matter.

This. Solich has to got to be one of the most one of the most overrated coaches I've ever seen. It's really not that hard to look at his Nebraska tenure and argue he was winning based on Tim Couch and the Osborne players until the 2002 disaster occurred. And that's not even getting into the problems that having an option offense in the 3rd millennium would pose.

And truthfully his time at Ohio isn't that mesmerizing either. 97-71 overall, 64-40 in the MAC. He's never finished less than 4 losses, won the MAC, or finished ranked. The only time he's even been ranked during the season was 2013, when he had Ohio at #23 for a single week before they went 2-4 the rest of the way.

Paul Pasqualoni is a good one.

I never really understand why some people think Solich was that good of a coach. He had a 16-12 record starting with the Colorado and Miami disasters in 2001. Weren't they down 37-0 at half in the Miami game? Essentially he was being carried by Eric Couch and the other Osborne players in his earliest seasons.


His performance at Ohio (and the very fact that he ended up at Ohio) really doesn't suggest anything fantastic about Solich either.

Yeah. Not sure why I forgot about Richt.

With that being said, although I think Richt's firing was stupid, that was possibly the worst 10-3 season to ever occur. I think I read somewhere that UGA was the first SEC team to ever finished unranked after winning 10 or more games.

I said fired for on field reasons.

Hayes was fired for punching a Clemson player.

Edit: I guess punching a player is technically an on the field reason, but by on the field I meant related to wins and losses.

Fulmer was slumping quite a bit at the end.


With that being said, it's was silly to fire Fulmer to hire a guy who had a losing record in the WAC.

I'd go with David Cutcliffe and Jeff Tedford. And Les Miles, as much as it'll piss LSU fans off.

For these purposes I'm referring to coaches who were fired for on field performance. Not somebody like Art Briles who was fired for other reasons.

The SC legislature is made up of Dixie Protestants who think that we need to support Israel in order to bring on the End Times.

Rapture! Rapture!

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