Not the year to be looking for a coach
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His team probably average 35 points but in the Big 12, you need to score 50 plus to win.
I think WVU became a harder job since they became the outpost of the B12. Can't say Holgorsen would be a good choice for a HC but I think it depends on the situation. I've mentioned him for Miami where he'd have access to all that speed and talent. I don't know that I'd think of him universally across other opening.
I'd definitely hire him as an OC though if it didn't interfere with whatever his buyout may be should he get let go.
I'd definitely hire him as an OC though if it didn't interfere with whatever his buyout may be should he get let go.
Rich Rod operates in Arizona, no one cares about ethics, he does what he did at WVU, Michigan, and Arizona at Rutgers or Maryland he'd be in so much trouble in the media. He's too slick to operate in a huge media market.
I mean he did get Michigan in trouble, and Maryland has no interest in shady coaches. There is a reason we let Franklin go.
Again, Maryland is looking for a big time coach and will pay him.
Rutgers, I would keep Flood especially if you have a decent year considering ALL your issues, and spend your money improving facilities and when Flood has a bad year then make a move, this is a crazy year and there are a lot of openings and the ONLY reasons Maryland looks good is because of Under Armor, new 155 million practice facility,Locksley staying on staff, and Dwane Haskins coming in with good recruiting class despite no new coach being named.
When does a head coach come in with the #4 QB incoming?
One less potential opening. Purdue is keeping Hazell for a 4th year.
http://espn.go.com/college-football...zell-purdue-boilermakers-return-fourth-season
http://espn.go.com/college-football...zell-purdue-boilermakers-return-fourth-season
