RhuleI like Mullen as a coach. I just don't know that he would have been anymore successful than Rhule over the long haul. His Florida teams regressed each year, Mississippi St teams were mostly average and he was below .500 in the league and he only had 1 winning conference season. The SEC west was tough but his teams played a not so good Kentucky team every year in crossover and in at least 5 of his seasons there he played the 2 worst SEC east teams in crossover games or his record would have been further below .500.
That being written, I think he does well at UNLV
comparing their records at different schools is pointless. Mullen is a fine coach, but his Florida team went from 10-3 in year 1 to 5-6 in year 4 and he was fired. His Miss St teams were below .500 in the league and were quite frankly inconsistent fluctuating from 5 wins to 10 ten wins and back to 6 wins. With those results in Lincoln he could have been fired as Pelini was, but Pelini had a better record and more consistency.Rhule
career winning %: 0.508
bowl game winning %: 0.333
Mullen
career winning %: 0.628
bowl game winning %: 0.700
Yeah it's really a tossup
no it's not, its just inconvenient for you.comparing their records at different schools is pointless. Mullen is a fine coach, but his Florida team went from 10-3 in year 1 to 5-6 in year 4 and he was fired. His Miss St teams were below .500 in the league and were quite frankly inconsistent fluctuating from 5 wins to 10 ten wins and back to 6 wins.
Yeah I highly doubt Pelini could HC his way to 3 straight SEC Championships.With those results in Lincoln he could have been fired as Pelini was, but Pelini had a better record and more consistency.
He produced 3 top 15 teams at Florida. He at one point had Miss St. ranked as the #1 team in the country. When has Rhule ever come close to producing these results?I like Mullen as a coach. I just don't know that he would have been anymore successful than Rhule over the long haul. His Florida teams regressed each year, Mississippi St teams were mostly average and he was below .500 in the league and he only had 1 winning conference season. The SEC west was tough but his teams played a not so good Kentucky team every year in crossover and in at least 5 of his seasons there he played the 2 worst SEC east teams in crossover games or his record would have been further below .500.
That being written, I think he does well at UNLV