Who should our next HC be?

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Red Five said:
Coaches are wired differently, but I would have no desire to jump back into the game.
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This sadly is a good point, would you want to jump right back in the grinder or would you want to take a year off and enjoy life a bit.  I tell you what i would do,  nothing. 40mil is nothing to sneeze at, id be sitting on a beach for the rest of my life. 

 
Was Baylor really that much of a rebuilding job? I mean when he was hired, they were just two years removed from a ten-win season. He took over a team that had 7 wins under an interim HC, and proceeded to produce a season with a single win.

TBH, it kinda reminds me of the narrative of Frost rebuilding UCF, when they were just a couple years removed from winning the Fiesta Bowl.

 
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these salaries are giving coaches incentives to say f#&% it...i WANT to get fired and get paid millions for sitting on a beach rather than put up with this coaching BS.

 
Toe said:
Was Baylor really that much of a rebuilding job? I mean when he was hired, they were just two years removed from a ten-win season. He took over a team that had 7 wins under an interim HC, and proceeded to produce a season with a single win.

TBH, it kinda reminds me of the narrative of Frost rebuilding UCF, when they were just a couple years removed from winning the Fiesta Bowl.
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It's hard to know, but on principle I'm always skeptical of coaches who had a miraculous year 2 and then weren't around long enough to see if it was a fluke or not.

Gene Chizik went 14-0 in year 2 at Auburn.

 
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Red Five said:
Coaches are wired differently, but I would have no desire to jump back into the game, especially since when he last coached CFB the portal and NIL weren't things.
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McElroy of ESPN says there is a small list of jobs Rhule would consider and none are currently open. He thinks Rhule will be on TV next year. So you might be spot on…

 
Toe said:
Was Baylor really that much of a rebuilding job? I mean when he was hired, they were just two years removed from a ten-win season. He took over a team that had 7 wins under an interim HC, and proceeded to produce a season with a single win.

TBH, it kinda reminds me of the narrative of Frost rebuilding UCF, when they were just a couple years removed from winning the Fiesta Bowl.
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There was a ton of off-the-field stuff to deal with at Baylor.  Not sure what that meant in terms of players leaving but it was a mess.

 
FrantzHardySwag said:
McElroy of ESPN says there is a small list of jobs Rhule would consider and none are currently open. He thinks Rhule will be on TV next year. So you might be spot on…
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Well...that's disappointing.

Well...let's see, Aranda, Fickell, Stoops.

EDIT: Before anyone says Joseph, look, it's been nice and all but right now it's two wins over Indiana and Rutgers. Forgive me if that is not enough to say he's a top candidate yet.

 
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With that big payout I think Rhule sits out and then builds his reputation back up.  Sort of what is happening with Dan Mullen who is chilling on ESPN these days. I think Mullen is more likely the next coach than Rhule. 

 
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