Ppl need to quit mentioning Schiano too
Woody (via iPhone) > On Nov 17, 2014, at 11:01 AM, Sandy Alonso <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm with you, Woody. Concerned about RichRod's failure at Michigan. Swinney > can't win the big games - he may recruit well, but never gets to the next > level (in the ACC, no less) and there are always rumors swirling about how he > gets his big recruits (and we don't need that noise). Shanahan is past it, > IMHO. > >> On Sun, Nov 16, 2014 at 9:07 PM, Woody <[email protected]> wrote: >> No to rich rod >> No to Dabo too >> No to Shanahan >> >> >> Woody (via iPhone) >> >> >> >> >>> On Nov 16, 2014, at 8:44 PM, John Bowers <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> Rich Rodriguez, Dabo Swinney among popular potential candidates to replace >>> Gators coach Will Muschamp >>> >>> By Edgar Thompson,Orlando Sentinelcontact the reporter >>> >>> The Gators are hunting for a new head coach after firing Will Muschamp >>> Sunday. >>> >>> After Muschamp struggled to make the transition from the assistant coaching >>> ranks to a head coaching job, many expect UF athletic director Jeremy Foley >>> to target someone with head coaching experience. >>> >>> Take a closer look at top potential candidates for the high-profile Florida >>> job: >>> >>> >>> >>> •Rich Rodriguez: Rodriguez has resurrected his career at Arizona, >>> highlighted by two wins over Oregon. But he has a lot to explain from his >>> three seasons at Michigan (2008-10), where his teams were 15-22. Rodriguez, >>> 51, arrived to Ann Arbor after fielding three straight top-10 teams at West >>> Virginia. >>> >>> •Mike Shanahan: Shanahan is a former Gators offensive coordinator and >>> familiar with the program. But at age 62, Shanahan would have to be willing >>> to hit the recruiting trail for the first time since 1983, when he left >>> Gainesville for a long career in the NFL. >>> >>> •Dan Mullen: Until Saturday's loss at Alabama, Mullen's Mississippi State >>> Bulldogs were unbeaten and ranked No. 1. The former Gators offensive >>> coordinator would be a step away from the defensive-minded Muschamp. But it >>> is hard to ignore Mississippi State was just 13-19 in SEC play the past >>> four seasons under Mullen, 42. >>> >>> •Kevin Sumlin: If Foley could go back in time, he might have hired another >>> coach out of the state of Texas — Sumlin. Sumlin left Houston a year later >>> for Texas A&M. Sumlin, who earns $5 million annually, would carry a hefty >>> price tag. The 50-year-old also would leave behind a program amid $450 >>> million in facility and stadium upgrades and with a recruiting base in >>> Texas as good as any. >>> >>> •Huge Freeze: The offensive-minded Freeze has turned Ole Miss into an >>> upper-echelon team in just three seasons. He signed the nation's No. 4 >>> recruiting class in 2013, and No. 14 in 2014. Freeze surely could find some >>> players in the state of Florida that would love to play in his spread >>> offense. At age 45, he is a rising star, but also a native of Oxford, >>> Miss., who may hedge before leaving his home state . >>> >>> •Bob Stoops: If the third time is a charm, then Stoops, 54, might be >>> Gainesville bound. Foley reached out to Stoops in 2002 and 2004, but the >>> former Gators defensive coordinator stayed in Oklahoma. These days in >>> Norman, though, Stoops' flower has faded. Besides last season's Sugar Bowl >>> upset of Alabama, the Sooners have not won a lot of big game in recent >>> seasons. >>> >>> •Mike Gundy: Gundy has fielded explosive offenses and won 82 games in 10 >>> seasons at Oklahoma State. It would be hard to imagine he cannot get better >>> players to come to Gainesville than Stillwater. Gundy, 47, was mentioned in >>> connection with the Tennessee job two years ago. These days, Gundy and >>> Cowboys athletic director Mike Holder are not on the best of terms. >>> >>> •Todd Graham: Graham had Arizona State in playoff contention until >>> Saturday's shocking loss at Oregon State. He has shown he can field a >>> prolific offense during every stop of his peripatetic career. The >>> 49-year-old also showed he wants to climb the coaching ranks, leaving jobs >>> at and Pittsburgh after one season apiece. >>> >>> •Doc Holliday: Holliday's Marshall Thundering Herd join FSU as the nation's >>> remaining undefeated teams. Holliday was a UF assistant head coach and >>> safeties coach (2005-07) under Urban Meyer. Few can recruit South Florida >>> like Holliday, but would a 57-year-old coach from a Conference USA school >>> fit the profile Foley seeks? >>> >>> •Chip Kelly: Kelly would be a home-run hire, but is a major long shot. >>> Using a high-octane offense, the 50-year-old built Oregon into a national >>> power and now has the Philadelphia Eagles atop the NFC East. If Kelly wants >>> to return to college, the Gators would be a nice landing spot. But he is in >>> the second year of a five-year deal that pays him $6.5 million annually. >>> >>> •Dabo Swinney: Clemson's head coach is quite familiar with the SEC. He is a >>> Birmingham native who played and coached at Alabama. Swinney, 44, has >>> proven he is a terrific recruiter, and Clemson — currently 7-3 — has won 10 >>> games during each of the past three seasons. >>> >>> •Gary Patterson: Patterson's TCU Horned Frogs are in the hunt for a playoff >>> spot and would be unbeaten if not for a late-game meltdown against Baylor. >>> Patterson is a long-time defensive coach, but TCU scored 82 points against >>> Texas Tech a week after holding Oklahoma State to nine points. 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