College Football Coaching Carousel - 2022 edition

[Bama Fan in SCarolina]

David Shaw resigns at Stanford. Link

 

[Tidelines]

David Shaw resigns at Stanford. Link

So was Shaw a defensive or offensive coach?

 

[Saban4Ever]

So was Shaw a defensive or offensive coach?

I looked it up. He played WR in college and was an OC for a few years before becoming head coach. He said he does not plan to coach anywhere else for awhile.

 

[lowend]

Shaw's comments make it sound like Stanford is not wanting to get on board with NIL and collectives.

 

[GrayTide]

MSN

 

[B1GTide]

MSN

I hope he doesn't take the Colorado job. It is almost impossible to win there now.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

MSN

So is Colorado SWAC?

 

[CB4]

I hope he doesn't take the Colorado job. It is almost impossible to win there now.

You can win there. Your assistants just have spend 90% of their recruiting efforts in California and Texas to have any chance at moderate success.

 

[B1GTide]

You can win there. Your assistants just have spend 90% of their recruiting efforts in California and Texas to have any chance at moderate success.

Maybe in the past. Not sure about now.

 

[Padreruf]

IMHO, Deion needs to wait for a winning situation to open up...he can win @ Colorado, but it isn't easy due to recruiting.

 

[JDCrimson]

I would like to have him as analyst at a minimum.

David Shaw resigns at Stanford. Link

 

[AlexanderFan]

I hope he doesn't take the Colorado job. It is almost impossible to win there now.

What if the University doctors prescribed pot for pain management? I was thinking about this earlier, what a potential recruiting tool.

 

[CB4]

Kenny Dillingham OC at Oregon expected to be named Head Coach at Arizona State per Pete Thamel.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1596704347148193792

 

[BigPoppa52]

IMHO, Deion needs to wait for a winning situation to open up...he can win @ Colorado, but it isn't easy due to recruiting.

Dunno. Isn't Colorado in the PAC12? The same conference thats losing their two bellweathers? Plus, I think he can recruit in those areas. If he has a good year or two (like 7-5) he really ups his chances to get a big time job.

 

[Padreruf]

Dunno. Isn't Colorado in the PAC12? The same conference thats losing their two bellweathers? Plus, I think he can recruit in those areas. If he has a good year or two (like 7-5) he really ups his chances to get a big time job.

Really good points...didn't think about those moving to the Big Ten+2/4

 

[teamplayer]

Dang old Willie doesn’t specialize in coaching. He specializes in “getting hired and fired from coaching”.

That seems to be the most profitable way to do it. I still say these guys aren't getting fired. They are winning the lottery.

 

[CB4]

Dunno. Isn't Colorado in the PAC12? The same conference thats losing their two bellweathers? Plus, I think he can recruit in those areas. If he has a good year or two (like 7-5) he really ups his chances to get a big time job.

USC most definitely. UCLA still somewhat to be determined. USC is a private university. UCLA is part of the University of California System. My understanding is there has been some backlash over the decision to leave with USC. Could be some legal wrangling on the horizon.

 

[Padreruf]

Could be some legal wrangling on the horizon.

The understatement of the year...Cal will want a bundle or inclusion...either way they wield significant power through the board.

 

[CB4]

The understatement of the year...Cal will want a bundle or inclusion...either way they wield significant power through the board.

Do I get my significant award now or do I have to wait until the end of December?

 

[jthomas666]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1596913336045932545

Did not see that coming...