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The 2020 COVID Coaching Carousel

The playoff has been a decisive factor in the death of college football. It’s all about a handful of schools now (Alabama, Georgia, LSU, OU, Clemson, Ohio State, Notre Dame). They offer the most exposure and clearest path to the playoff and therefore keep landing the top recruits, keep winning the most games, keep making the playoffs, keep making the most money which they spend on hiring and keeping the top coaches and building the best facilities to keep landing the top recruits.
 
I don’t think there is a solution to this. I’ve scaled back my expectations for CU considerably as a result. What once was a ceiling of 12 wins and an occasional trip to the CFP has now gone to a ceiling of 10 wins and maybe a trip to the Rose Bowl at some point in my lifetime if I’m lucky.
 
Jens1893 said:
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The big college teams are going to end up with a role that is essentially a GM to manage the roster (probably a recruiting coordinator on steroids). Think about Saban's workload. Every year he has to manage recruiting an inbound freshman class, watch almost every key player he has leave for the NFL, recruit backups into staying in the program and not transferring, manage huge staff turnover every year and somehow keep the same culture, manage the transfer portal, play the booster game, and oh by the way coach a football team.

Obviously he is paid very well for it and I'm not feeling sorry for him but it's not hard to see wanting to go coach in the NFL or frankly be Brent Venables and just be a great coordinator.
 
dwyermj said:
The big college teams are going to end up with a role that is essentially a GM to manage the roster (probably a recruiting coordinator on steroids). Think about Saban's workload. Every year he has to manage recruiting an inbound freshman class, watch almost every key player he has leave for the NFL, recruit backups into staying in the program and not transferring, manage huge staff turnover every year and somehow keep the same culture, manage the transfer portal, play the booster game, and oh by the way coach a football team.

Obviously he is paid very well for it and I'm not feeling sorry for him but it's not hard to see wanting to go coach in the NFL or frankly be Brent Venables and just be a great coordinator.
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End of the day, most coaches just want to coach and they get to do that in the NFL. They have to do and be so much more in college and this makes it increasingly harder, especially for the non blue bloods.
 
I don’t think the power structure is so fixed that Alabama and Clemson will always be so dominant, but I think it will be tough to see the national championship trophy moving out of the south very often.

Northeast has largely exited the sport. West is on the way.
 
Creebuzz said:
I don’t think the power structure is so fixed that Alabama and Clemson will always be so dominant, but I think it will be tough to see the national championship trophy moving out of the south very often.

Northeast has largely exited the sport. West is on the way.
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Yeah you are basically reliant on two programs to be able to win, Ohio state and USC (unless you aren’t counting Texas and Oklahoma in the south). The odds aren’t great.
 
onealcd said:
Yeah you are basically reliant on two programs to be able to win, Ohio state and USC (unless you aren’t counting Texas and Oklahoma in the south). The odds aren’t great.
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Oregon should be able to compete as well. The only thing they lack, which isn't a small thing, is the built in recruiting area. They can recruit nationally at a top 10 level, though, and they have all the monies needed.
 
onealcd said:
Yeah you are basically reliant on two programs to be able to win, Ohio state and USC (unless you aren’t counting Texas and Oklahoma in the south). The odds aren’t great.
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Don't count out Father Knight's boys in Eugene. Less likely I know, but I don't see that money going anywhere else anytime soon.
Edit: oops, didn't see Tschek's ^^^
 
J.R. Ewing said:
That’s the only way you get into coaching Valhalla.
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mad max this movie has ruined me for life GIF
 
TSchekler said:
I'm thinking Texas boosters told Sark they were all in and to name his price for whatever assistants and resources he wants
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Yeah maybe. That’s crazy - I am not a big booster, but I think I’m realizing I just don’t want to win as bad as those Texas boosters do I guess.
 
4BienemyTDs said:
Everyone on Allbuffs needs to pool together for the Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots with a full commitment to the program!!!
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And we probably still wouldn't have the kind of funds those Texas boosters are willing and able to put together to buy themselves a winner.
 
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