CFB Coaching Hot Seat Tiers
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How could a seat be any colder than the coaches for SMU, Indiana, Arizona St, and Boise?
I think they have Rhule correct. A warm seat simply means this is a year he needs to show improvement and if he doesn’t then next year his seat will be hot.
3 brand new coordinators (extremely rare for a retained HC)
not sure it will be fair to judge any result next season
Purdue, WVU, and WF are room temperature despite their coaches not having walked on their sidelines once?
I predict USC to cool down, as well. Riley is a helluva coach.
OU fans are hilariously delusional. I hope they scrape together a slightly improved season so they can convince themselves to keep Venables another year.
I predict USC to cool down, as well. Riley is a helluva coach.
OU fans are hilariously delusional. I hope they scrape together a slightly improved season so they can convince themselves to keep Venables another year.
Lol Ryan Day can’t even get on the “iceman” (stupid categories) list after winning the National Championship 🤣
Funny to see Fickell on the “scorching” list. I knew they were disappointed with him so far, rightfully so, but I didn’t really consider him on the hottest of hot seats.
Room temp is comfortable. I guess the view from one national pundit is Nebraska's expectations are lower than past decades.
if you were to Google Mike Gundy the words hot seat auto populate after his name
He’s room temp? Boosters and administration was looking for cause to can him last year
He’s a man, he’s 57
He’s room temp? Boosters and administration was looking for cause to can him last year
He’s a man, he’s 57
i think if they felt like they could hire Zac Robinson they absolutely would.
Oklahoma State fans have a very inflated sense of where they stand in the CFB world.
if they didn't have Gundy the past two decades they'd be a worse Texas Tech.
Obviously, Rhule is on neither end of the spectrum. The proverbial glass half full, or half empty. Next season is important.
That’s goes for a majority of the coaches
if he wins 6-7 games this year, his seat should be scorching hot.
it would convey that much like how he couldn't succeed in a league with free agency, he can't in a league with the transfer portal and everyone would have to accept that his 11 win season at Baylor was a flukey outlier.
I agree. And I'm also wondering why Georgia Tech's coach isn't near the bottom of the hot seat list. Two straight 7-6 seasons, but they beat Florida State and Miami and lost to Georgia in OT by two. That guy is coaching his ass off if you ask me.
