See Pete Caroll and Jim Mora Jr who's not done a bad job at UCLA. Just like any other category of coach, it depends on the person.No because that means they failed as a NFL head coach. See: Greg Schiano
No because that means they failed as a NFL head coach. See: Greg Schiano
You'd be passing up a lot of guys who had incredible college coaching careers with that attitude. Pete Carroll, Lou Holtz, Steve Spurrier....
Yeah, Schiano was definitely the only guy to do poorly LOL. It's far more rare for a college coach to succeed in his first NFL head coaching job than for one to fail.
Hue Jackson was contacted by USC but the timing was off. He's actually a name I have thought of in the past but who knows if these current coordinators want to be HC in college football. He may get a shot to be NFL HC so might wait for that chance.Not anxious to see Schiano come back - but would figure he would be successful ..a least moderately ....Maybe not quite as successful as NFL 'failures' like Lou Holtz, Steve Spurrier, Pete Carroll, Nick Saban, Jim Harbaugh
so, have to imagine that somebody would be willing to take a chance on that bag of low-value damaged goods Chip Kelly - if he became available.
John Harbaugh has been rumored - as has Bill O'Brien - buy I'm skeptical of them
There are some Assistant Coaches / DC / OC who could do very very well - you would just have to figure out which ones.