Coaching Hot Seat and Searches

[SOM]

I personally like talking about who is the next big-time coaching hire (whether it is here or elsewhere). Who has the most potential? Who is just a retread at this point? Or who just needs to be given a chance? From what I've seen these are some of the names being thrown around. If you've got any other names, let's see them.

G. J. Kinne - Age 34
Year   School          Overall  Conference
2022    Incarnate Word    12–2    5–1
2023    Texas State    6–4    3–3

Rhett Lashlee - Age 40
2022    SMU    7–6    5–3    
2023    SMU    8-2    6-0

Jon Sumrall - Age 41
2022   Troy   12–2   7–1   
2023   Troy   8–2   5–1

Jonathan Smith - Age 44
2018   Oregon State   2–10   1–8            
2019   Oregon State   5–7   4–5            
2020   Oregon State   2–5   2–5            
2021   Oregon State   7–6   5–4      
2022   Oregon State   10–3   6–3   
2023   Oregon State   8–2   5–2

Mike Elko - Age 46
2022   Duke   9–4   5–3   
2023   Duke   6–4   3–3

Jamey Chadwell   - Age 46
2009   North Greenville   2–8               
2010   North Greenville   9–3               
2011   North Greenville   11–3               
2012   Delta State   3–7   1–4            
2013   Charleston Southern   10–3   3–2         
2014   Charleston Southern   8–4   3–2            
2015   Charleston Southern   10–3   6–0         
2016   Charleston Southern   7–4   4–1         
2017   Coastal Carolina   3–9†   2–6         
2019   Coastal Carolina   5–7   2–6            
2020   Coastal Carolina   11–1   8–0   
2021   Coastal Carolina   11–2   6–2      
2022   Coastal Carolina   9–3   6–2         
2023   Liberty   9–0   7–0

Barry Odom - Age 46
2016   Missouri 0*–8   0*–6   
2017   Missouri 7–6   4–4   
2018   Missouri 8–5   4–4   
2019   Missouri 6–6   3–5   
2023   UNLV   8–2   5–1      

Tom Herman - Age 48
2015   Houston   13–1   7–1   
2016   Houston   9–3   5–3   
2017   Texas   7–6   5–4      
2018   Texas   10–4   7–2   
2019   Texas   8–5   5–4   
2020   Texas   7–3   5–3   
2023   Florida Atlantic   4–5   3–2   

Jeff Traylor - Age 55
2020   UTSA   7–5   5–2   
2021   UTSA   12–2   7–1   
2022   UTSA   11–3   8–0   
2023   UTSA   7–3   6–0

Deion Sanders - Age 56
2020   Jackson State   4–3   3–2         
2021   Jackson State   11–2   8–0
2022   Jackson State   12–1   8–0
2023   Colorado   4–6   1–6

Chris Klieman - Age 56
2014   North Dakota State   15–1   7–1   
2015   North Dakota State   13–2   7–1   
2016   North Dakota State   12–2   7–1   
2017   North Dakota State   14–1   7–1   
2018   North Dakota State   15–0   8–0   
2019   Kansas State   8–5   5–4         
2020   Kansas State   4–6   4–5            
2021   Kansas State   8–5   4–5      
2022   Kansas State   10–4   7–2   
2023   Kansas State   7–3   5–2            

Gus Malzahn - Age 58
2012   Arkansas State   9–3   7–1         
2013   Auburn   12–2   7–1   
2014   Auburn   8–5   4–4   
2015   Auburn   7–6   2–6      
2016   Auburn   8–5   5–3   
2017   Auburn   10–4   7–1   
2018   Auburn   8–5   3–5         
2019   Auburn   9–4   5–3   
2020   Auburn   6–4   6–4      
2021   UCF   9–4   5–3      
2022   UCF   9–5   6–2         
2023   UCF   5–5   2–5

Lance Leipold - Age 59
2007   Wisconsin–Whitewater   14–1   7–0   
2008   Wisconsin–Whitewater   13–2   6–1   
2009   Wisconsin–Whitewater   15–0   7–0   
2010   Wisconsin–Whitewater   15–0   7–0   
2011   Wisconsin–Whitewater   15–0   7–0   
2012   Wisconsin–Whitewater   7–3   5–2            
2013   Wisconsin–Whitewater   15–0   7–0   
2014   Wisconsin–Whitewater   15–0   7–0   
2015   Buffalo   5–7   3–5            
2016   Buffalo   2–10   1–7            
2017   Buffalo   6–6   4–4         
2018   Buffalo   10–4   7–1         
2019   Buffalo   8–5   5–3      
2020   Buffalo   6–1   5–0   
2021   Kansas   2–10   1–8         
2022   Kansas   6–7   3–6         
2023   Kansas   7–3   4–3

Willie Fritz - Age 63
1997   Central Missouri   5–6   4–5            
1998   Central Missouri   8–3   6–3         
1999   Central Missouri   7–4   5–4   
2000   Central Missouri   7–4   5–4            
2001   Central Missouri   10–2   7–2      
2002   Central Missouri   10–2   8–1   
2003   Central Missouri   9–2   7–2      
2004   Central Missouri   7–4   5–4            
2005   Central Missouri   7–3   5–3   
2006   Central Missouri   5–6   3–6   
2007   Central Missouri   7–4   6–3   
2008   Central Missouri   7–4   5–4   
2009   Central Missouri   8–3   6–3   
2010   Sam Houston State   6–5   4–3            
2011   Sam Houston State   14–1   7–0   
2012   Sam Houston State   11–4   6–1      
2013   Sam Houston State   9–5   4–3      
2014   Georgia Southern   9–3   8–0   
2015   Georgia Southern   8–4   6–2         
2016   Tulane   4–8   1–7            
2017   Tulane   5–7   3–5            
2018   Tulane   7–6   5–3      
2019   Tulane   7–6   3–5         
2020   Tulane   6–6   3–5   
2021   Tulane   2–10   1–7         
2022   Tulane   12–2   7–1   
2023   Tulane   9–1   6–0

[Spiderham]

Dabo is also the perfect coach to get Aggie to overpay on back to back coaches. 

[Ray Zorback]

I think Dabo is waiting for Nick Satan to retire.

[Third_down_draw]

I personally like talking about who is the next big-time coaching hire (whether it is here or elsewhere). Who has the most potential? Who is just a retread at this point? Or who just needs to be given a chance? From what I've seen these are some of the names being thrown around. If you've got any other names, let's see them.

Can we change domains again?

[Lurk]

Chaggie 2.0

Good enough for me.

[Son of Spam]

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[Third_down_draw]

Good enough for me.

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[Sus-Scrofa]

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"It's good enough."

There's a harbor freight joke in there too.

Something like "for when you're not sure you want to fully commit to that hobby"

[egregious]

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"It's good enough."

If we can get the equivalent of Great Value Neapolitan Ice Cream Sandwiches we would be doing great.

[Lurk]

If we can get the equivalent of Great Value Neapolitan Ice Cream Sandwiches we would be doing great.

Those dip bars are awesome too.

[DirkPiggler]

It is a measure against recruiting rankings.  If a coach is + it means he is exceeding his rankings.  If he is - it means he is performing worse than his rankings say he should.

Most SEC coaches are on the minus side because they recruit so well.  So, Kiffin is really impressive because he recruits really well and exceeds what his rankings say he should.  Odom with his +4 looks impressive too, but the  you remember his records were usually in the 7-5 range and his reputation is as a guy who hates to recruit.  So that tells you his recruiting was atrocious but his coaching was great to get them to that 7 win area.

Kiffin is a good coach but he's been meh as a recruiter.  His classes have finished below ours in three out of four years.  Best class was 17th...others between 29-46. 

[CardHog]

I personally like talking about who is the next big-time coaching hire (whether it is here or elsewhere). Who has the most potential? Who is just a retread at this point? Or who just needs to be given a chance? From what I've seen these are some of the names being thrown around. If you've got any other names, let's see them.

G. J. Kinne - Age 34
Year   School          Overall  Conference
2022    Incarnate Word    12–2    5–1
2023    Texas State    6–4    3–3
         
2016   Tulane   4–8   1–7            
2017   Tulane   5–7   3–5            
2018   Tulane   7–6   5–3      
2019   Tulane   7–6   3–5         
2020   Tulane   6–6   3–5   
2021   Tulane   2–10   1–7         
2022   Tulane   12–2   7–1   
2023   Tulane   9–1   6–0

Jimmy Rogers - Age 34 or 35 (No shit, that's what Wiki says)
2023    SDSU     10-0   7-0

[buff2.0]

Now sources say UCLA may be planning to fire Chip Kelly

[mde114]

Kiffin is a good coach but he's been meh as a recruiter.  His classes have finished below ours in three out of four years.  Best class was 17th...others between 29-46. 

Kiffin has a reputation of being strong at recruiting the transfer portal, not sure how true.

[jdcatty]

I think Dabo is waiting for Nick Satan to retire.

Maybe so, but Alabama won't hire him after the last few years.

[Show-Me Hog]

Maybe so, but Alabama won't hire him after the last few years.

Yeah, he can keep waiting but that ship has sailed.

[animal]

Maybe so, but Alabama won't hire him after the last few years.

Yeah they'll go for someone young and sharp.

[The Whyte Boar]

Yeah they'll go for someone young and sharp.

Kiffin.

[egregious]

Jimmy Rogers - Age 34 or 35 (No shit, that's what Wiki says)
2023    SDSU     10-0   7-0

wonder if he yodels

[Papa Pigeritus]

wonder if he yodels

Polar Express, Jimmie Rogers, Waiting for a train

Gruden's red tie?