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The 2020 COVID Coaching Carousel
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Chatter of Josh Heupel to Tennessee is also building
That would be a pretty bad hire.
I still think he ends up at USC this time next year.
Right, but Tennessee is a complete cesspool right now. Its going to take time to build that program back up. It's extremely toxic and they have lost a ton of talent. I'd be surprised if they have 65 scholarship athletes next year. I'm guessing most of these coaches are using this as way to get a raise or higher buyout.
So probably Troy Calhoun
I don't know if it's arguable. It's either UCF or Houston on recruiting grounds & UCF trashes them on facilities.
They are 1 and 1a IMO.
Vic Lombardi would be pumped
Is that better than Penn State? For him?
No. I think he is angling for a nice raise.
Nothing like angling for a raise during a pandemic when athletic departments and universities are losing **** tons of money across the country.
Coaches are a different breed.
Josh Heupel to Tennessee confirmed. Wow, not a good hire at all
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UCF's Josh Heupel is Tennessee's next head coach
Tennessee’s move to hire Heupel will reunite him with his old athletic director, Danny White, who became the AD in Knoxville less than a week ago.
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Yeah, coaches give no ****s
Josh Heupel to Tennessee confirmed. Wow, not a good hire at all
UCF's Josh Heupel is Tennessee's next head coach
Tennessee’s move to hire Heupel will reunite him with his old athletic director, Danny White, who became the AD in Knoxville less than a week ago.
That School is a disaster right now
But the last P5 school to hire a UCF coach worked out so well, how could they resist.
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Leavitt to SMU. I don't think he was ever inconsideration for our DC job but man he did a good job here.
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Josh Heupel to Tennessee confirmed. Wow, not a good hire at all
UCF's Josh Heupel is Tennessee's next head coach
Tennessee’s move to hire Heupel will reunite him with his old athletic director, Danny White, who became the AD in Knoxville less than a week ago.
The last time I laughed about a coaching hire it was Herm Edwards to ASU so I guess I'll hold my tongue on this one... That being said though, he's a former star QB and film rat who has a lot of experience coaching QBs. Seems like a successful blueprint to me.
UCF got worse each season he was there.
You think Tenn would be wary of a coattails guy after Butch Jones.
Peter Burns might be the biggest SEC sunshine pumper there is (obviously, since he works for the SECN), but he is fairly level headed with decent takes, unlike the Clay Travis types who are just shock jocks with extreme SEC bias.
It's getting interesting to see some of these "big name" schools that are having trouble getting first tier coaching candidates to take their jobs.
Top candidates are figuring that they are better off waiting for a job they want than to take one where meeting expectations is unlikely and a career will be derailed.
Unfortunately I don't thing CU even qualifies as a "big name" any more but it seems like we have been in the pass on the job category for a while now.
Another jump to the NFL... He's going to the Eagles
The trend line (12-1, 10-3, 6-4) wasn’t good. I will say in 2019, the three losses were to decent teams by 7 points collectively. This past season’s 6-4 record isn’t good, but Covid led to several opt outs and disruption. I would’ve liked to have seen how UCF did in 2021 to be sure of the trend before offering a P5 contract. You always have to be cautious with gaudy records at Florida directional schools. There have been a ton of busts out of that coaching pool.