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<blockquote data-quote="Vespidae" data-source="post: 849196" data-attributes="member: 2957"><p>Here's a fact that might help. The average tenure of a college football coach at the FBS level is 3.8 years. If your goal is to keep your coaching career RISING, you don't want to coach for a team that is moderately successful (<7 wins a year) because no one will want you on the way UP. You should be looking for programs with money, good athletes (esp a QB), and a reasonably supportive university (fanbase, admin, etc.) That's why every good coach tends to go to the SEC or a select number of other schools. </p><p></p><p>That's why Tech would do better to find a proven coach on the DOWNSIDE of his career. They are no longer concerned about hopping. A good OC or former HC who is later 50's+ sounds about right. Or a coach who was good early but flamed out might be a good risk (e.g., Les Miles ... but even he is too old now.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vespidae, post: 849196, member: 2957"] Here's a fact that might help. The average tenure of a college football coach at the FBS level is 3.8 years. If your goal is to keep your coaching career RISING, you don't want to coach for a team that is moderately successful (<7 wins a year) because no one will want you on the way UP. You should be looking for programs with money, good athletes (esp a QB), and a reasonably supportive university (fanbase, admin, etc.) That's why every good coach tends to go to the SEC or a select number of other schools. That's why Tech would do better to find a proven coach on the DOWNSIDE of his career. They are no longer concerned about hopping. A good OC or former HC who is later 50's+ sounds about right. Or a coach who was good early but flamed out might be a good risk (e.g., Les Miles ... but even he is too old now.) [/QUOTE]
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