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[Husker1078]

Where does it rank once open?

 

[Antwill]

Sad to say, but probably 4 or 5 right now.

 

[headcard]

#2

 

[Husker1078]

Could possibly expect to add the following to the list....

A&M
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Kansas

 

[TheNewNU]

I'm going with #3 UCLA is a basketball school and any kid that wants to play college football in LA wants to be at USC.

 

[headcard]

I'm going with #3 UCLA is a basketball school and any kid that wants to play college football in LA wants to be at USC.

Yep it’s 2 or 3. Nebraska and Tennessee are close and interchangeable. Big gap between them and UCLA at #4. And then another pretty big gap to #5. aTm would also be ahead of UCLA, but behind Nebraska and Tennessee

 

[Harry Caray]

All that matters is where we rank to the coach we want to hire

 

[Husker1078]

UCLA hasn't been recruiting to horribly.

Rivals Rankings
2014 18
2015 13
2016 12
2017 21
2018 currently at 11

The right hire could thrive with more than enough talent for both USC and UCLA

Facilities I don't know enough about....But it's sunny California right.....

Fan support on the other hand...

 

[RedCap]

I always laugh at these kind of rankings because every coaching candidate has his own set of criteria. Therefore the rankings would vary quite a bit for each coach.

 

[Bugeater]

What's even more important is if Nebraska is ranked at the end of next season or 2019!

 

[SWIowahawks]

I’d say #3. Not far behind Tennessee though.

 

[19Football19]

Where does it rank once open?

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[headcard]

5

LULZ. Weak ass troll

 

[GretnaShawn]

Probably #2. At best #1 at worst #3.

Florida has a lot going for them. But their last three coaching hires look a lot like what we’ve gone through.

Tennessee plays in the SEC. Has less tradition, but better recruiting grounds. Pretty close to a wash here.

UCLA has bad facilities, no money and a poor fan base. They are firmly behind us.