Billy Napier looks like a popular choice. If he could be persuaded. 

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> On Nov 23, 2021, at 3:03 PM, Woody Bass <[email protected]> wrote:
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> “Adams' response: Kiffin is the perfect fit for Florida. He'd be the second 
> coming of Steve Spurrier. “
> 
> Hell to the nah. Next. Remember my reaction to Muschamp hiring? 
> 
> “Adams' response: Not a terrible candidate. Not great, either. I'd feel more 
> comfortable with Napier if I saw him prove himself as a Power Five head coach 
> first.”
> 
> Undecided right now. He’s worked with the best in the business. 
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> “Adams' response: Did you not see Oregon's 38-7 loss to Utah on Saturday? I'd 
> rather have Mullen back.”
> 
> Point taken, but Cristobol can recruit with the best of them and Oregon has 
> been more consistent under him than UF has been the last several years. 
> 
> Franklin - Hell No
> Meyer - No
> 
> Rileyyyyyyy - would be nice but don’t see him leaving Okie. 
> 
> No to Stoops - either of them. 
> 
> Bill O’Brien - mmmmaybe. Should get a look. Worked with the best too. 
> 
> Heard Freeze name come up. Hell no next. 
> 
> I feel like it’s going to be someone no one is talking about. Doing more 
> research (not that my opinion matters to Stricklin)
> 
> Woody
> 
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>>> On Nov 23, 2021, at 1:29 PM, Shane Ford <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> https://uw-media.gatorsports.com/embed/video/8423220002?placement=snow-embed
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>> Florida became the third marquee college football job to open this season 
>> when the Gators fired Dan Mullen amid his fourth season on Sunday. The 
>> Gators join LSU and Southern Cal with openings considered to be among the 
>> top-15 jobs in college football.
>> 
>> Other Power Five jobs available include Washington, Washington State, 
>> Virginia Tech and TCU.
>> 
>> Suffice it to say that this year's coaching carousel will offer an even 
>> wilder ride than usual.
>> 
>> On this edition of "SEC Football Unfiltered," a podcast from the USA TODAY 
>> Network, hosts Blake Toppmeyer and John Adams each pitch three candidates 
>> for their cohost to evaluate for the Gators.
>> 
>> Toppmeyer's candidates for Florida:
>> 
>> Lane Kiffin (Ole Miss)
>> 
>> Toppmeyer's pitch: Get the image of a young, immature Tennessee Vols coach 
>> who took shots at Urban Meyer's recruiting tactics out of your mind. Kiffin 
>> has matured and proven himself a winner. He's a bright offensive mind, which 
>> suits Florida well. Plus, he laid groundwork in Florida by leading Florida 
>> Atlantic to two Conference USA titles in three seasons. Now in his second 
>> season at Ole Miss, the Rebels are positioned for a New Year's Six bowl 
>> selection.
>> 
>> Adams' response: Kiffin is the perfect fit for Florida. He'd be the second 
>> coming of Steve Spurrier. 
>> 
>> Billy Napier (Louisiana)
>> 
>> Toppmeyer's pitch: Louisiana had little in the way of program pedigree 
>> before Napier's arrival. He's been a godsend for UL. The Ragin' Cajuns are 
>> headed to the Sun Belt Championship game for the fourth time in Napier's 
>> four-year tenure. Plus, he gained experience working the big-time circuit as 
>> a former assistant for Nick Saban at Alabama and Dabo Swinney at Clemson.
>> 
>> Adams' response: Not a terrible candidate. Not great, either. I'd feel more 
>> comfortable with Napier if I saw him prove himself as a Power Five head 
>> coach first.
>> 
>> Mario Cristobal (Oregon)
>> 
>> Toppmeyer's pitch: Although Oregon hasn't regained the level it achieved 
>> under Chip Kelly, Cristobal has the Ducks headed in the right direction. 
>> Oregon won the Rose Bowl to cap the 2019 season and is in contention for 
>> another Rose Bowl bid. Cristobal, the former Florida International coach, 
>> gained SEC experience working for Saban at Alabama. Plus, he directly 
>> addresses one of Mullen's shortcomings: recruiting. Oregon's 2021 recruiting 
>> class was the top-ranked class in program history.
>> 
>> Adams' response: Did you not see Oregon's 38-7 loss to Utah on Saturday? I'd 
>> rather have Mullen back.
>> 
>> Adams' candidates for Florida Gators:
>> 
>> Urban Meyer (Jacksonville Jaguars)
>> 
>> Adams' pitch: Meyer's stint in the NFL is going nowhere fast, but few have 
>> proven themselves more adept at the college level. Florida should offer 
>> Meyer a lifeline out of the NFL. 
>> 
>> Toppmeyer's response: You're not serious, right? This is the stuff of 
>> fantasy land. Anyway, we know how this would end: After a few good seasons, 
>> Meyer's tenure would jump the rails, and he'd resign, citing a desire to 
>> spend more time with family and a wish to focus on his health.
>> 
>> James Franklin (Penn State)
>> 
>> Adams' pitch: If you can lead Vanderbilt to three straight bowl games, 
>> including a pair of nine-win seasons, you can flourish at Florida. Franklin 
>> is a proven winner, and he'd recruit, too.
>> 
>> Toppmeyer's response: Not a home-run hire, but a decent hire. Look at 
>> Franklin throughout the course of his career rather than just through the 
>> lens of Penn State's 11-9 record the past two seasons, and his résumé is 
>> pretty sturdy. He shouldn't be Florida's top candidate, but it's not wrong 
>> to have Franklin on the list.
>> 
>> Lincoln Riley (Oklahoma)
>> 
>> Adams' pitch: Asked about LSU's opening last week, Riley didn't exactly 
>> shoot down the idea of changing jobs. Riley's brand of offense would go over 
>> well in Florida. Plus, Oklahoma fans seem to be getting restless as they 
>> wait for their first national championship since the 2000 season. Might be 
>> time for a fresh start for Riley.
>> 
>> Toppmeyer's response: All right, this is more realistic than Meyer, at 
>> least, although I have a hard time seeing Florida pulling Riley from 
>> Oklahoma. But the Sooners are headed to the SEC in 2025, and it's worth 
>> trying to convince Riley to join the party early. He'd bring a fun brand of 
>> offense that Florida fans would relish. If Florida can hire Riley, do it 
>> today.
>> 
>> Later in the episode
>> 
>> Adams offers his appreciation for the Egg Bowl, which will renew Thursday 
>> with heightened stakes, and he shares a few stories of covering the rivalry 
>> between Ole Miss and Mississippi State when he was a columnist for the 
>> Clarion Ledger. Toppmeyer says that, in hindsight, Ole Miss fans should be 
>> thankful for Elijah Moore's stupid penalty that had a hand in the 2019 Egg 
>> Bowl outcome and cost Matt Luke his job. Without that penalty, Kiffin might 
>> not be coaching Ole Miss today.
>> Toppmeyer shares the story of how Bryce Young's visit to a Tuscaloosa 
>> Walmart during his freshman year taught the Alabama quarterback the meaning 
>> of the Iron Bowl.
>> Despite Florida's job coming open, Adams still ranks LSU's opening as the 
>> best available job. His top three, in order: LSU, Florida and USC.
>> Where to listen to SEC Football Unfiltered
>> 
>> Apple
>> 
>> Spotify
>> 
>> Google
>> 
>> Blake Toppmeyer is an SEC Columnist for the USA TODAY Network. John Adams is 
>> a senior columnist for the Knoxville News Sentinel. If you enjoy their 
>> coverage, consider a digital subscription that will allow you access to all 
>> of it. You can also subscribe to their podcast, SEC Football Unfiltered. 
>> They also host a podcast focused on Tennessee football, The Volunteer State.
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