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2025 CFB Coach Carousel

Limey Frog

Full Member
I don't know how many people there are who could make Maryland football work in the Big Ten. Cigenetti, obviously, and maybe God.

Seems like this won't help them.

There are so many jobs open or coming open, I wonder if Dabo will flip birds to the Clemson fanbase and put in for a job that is a lateral move or even a downgrade on paper? I could see him just moving on. Maybe he surprises people and shows up at Maryland or some similar job.
 

Wexahu

Full Member
13 openings and still last 1/3rd of season to go. Wonder how many more there will be at end of season? Crazy times in CFB.
So who should we hire? We’ll probably get about the 10th-15th best guy out there, someone who just got fired or some newby who has never been a head coach before. Will take about $6-7M/year for 5 years at a bare minimum. Then when he doesn’t win 10-11 games and go to the B12 CCG every year we can go through the process again in a few years.

Who you got?
 

froginmn

Fan Club
It’s getting to the point where if a guy stays at a school for 5 years, it’s damn near a miracle. I’m sure the next coach at Maryland will do much better.
The worst part is that schools sign guys with healthy buyouts, then get rid of them just a few years later when they perform at the level you would have expected.
 

NewFrogFan

Full Member
I don't know how many people there are who could make Maryland football work in the Big Ten. Cigenetti, obviously, and maybe God.

Seems like this won't help them.

There are so many jobs open or coming open, I wonder if Dabo will flip birds to the Clemson fanbase and put in for a job that is a lateral move or even a downgrade on paper? I could see him just moving on. Maybe he surprises people and shows up at Maryland or some similar job.
I would see Dabo head south.
 

An-Cap Frog

Member
On a talk show this morning they mentioned that some of these schools fans will be disappointed in their new coaching hires. And a novel twist suggested some schools which have the large buyouts would be better served keeping that coach and directing that money to buying a better roster the next few seasons
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Wexahu

Full Member
The worst part is that schools sign guys with healthy buyouts, then get rid of them just a few years later when they perform at the level you would have expected.
Yep. It’s a zero sum game, every week there are just as many winners as losers. So few of the new guys are any better than the guys they are replacing, it’s just a new name to sell to your fan base. Rinse and repeat. And an expensive one at that.
 

SW toad

Active Member
On a talk show this morning they mentioned that some of these schools fans will be disappointed in their new coaching hires. And a novel twist suggested some schools which h mandated ave the large buyouts would be better served keeping that coach and directing that money to buying a better roster the next few seasons
Between the SCORE act pending in congress (and why is it pending???) along with the morphing of the NCAA into something else impossible to describe, it will probably be until 2029 or 2030 until CFB renumeration is settled. With the current chaos in CFB, it will take a blow to TV ratings for ESPN to make real changes immediately. ESPN's influence & domination in CFB and their watering down of the sport need a state/federal backslap. ESPN, NCAA, college and university people need to be called into congress for hearings

# 1 Make the college football players employees at will if they are to receive annual income that is often tax shielded.

# 2 Create a federally mandated NIL cap to even the play field.

# 3 Streamline NIL and football budgets into ONE bank account.

The above, using buyout money for NIL, would allow institutions to avoid the false non transferring of funds in university budgets from buyouts to NIL. Some people here have valiantly attempted to define how NIL works. The facts are CFB currently should be hoping for the wild west because the rules of the wild west would be more orderly than current transfer portal and NIL rules. If you can name how NIL rules are please go for it.

One of my biggest peeves with the current state of CFB is that Teams are contacting players across the country and essentially tampering with other teams' rosters. TCU for instance had Randon Fontenette, safety, Jamel Johnson, safety and Damonic Williams DT constantly contacted by Vanderbilt, SMU and OU agents. Thankfully, we retained Jamel Johnson. OU and Vanderbilt were violating and breaking interstate commerce regs. OU and Vandy broke the law and should be given the death penalty for their gross indiscretions. Giving teams the death penalty would simply be a slap on the hand in my view.

TCU and others invest 1000s of hours and dollars into recruiting and developing players. NC State should not have to be subjected to gaining their legs last night because TAMU meddled, cheated and tampered with their roster and robbed them of their best player KC Concepcion.
 

SW toad

Active Member

Well, he did have the worst record in University of New Mexico Football over the last 50 years. He then went to be an analyst under Saban for a couple years. This, Then qualifies him to be the head coach at Maryland. Almost the same thing can be said about "El Foldo" Mario Cristobal.
 

An-Cap Frog

Member
Haven't been relevant since The Fridge was there.

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