The Rest of College Football

[THE_WIZARD_]

When is the Sandbaggery Bowl?

Bama -7?

What is the opening line?

[AlabamAlum]

Jimbo and Kirby are unquestionably top 10 HCs in college football right now.

- Kirby consistently has Georgia in the top 10.
- Jimbo won a national championship, made A&M relevant, and won at FSU.
- Mario has done a fine job at Oregon.
- Mark Dantonio was incredible at MSU.
- Lane Kiffin, Mike Locksley, TBD.
- Derek Dooley, Jim McElwain, Jeremy Pruitt, and Will Muschamp... all bad. Though Muschamp deserves a job as a DC somewhere.

-Kirby after 5 seasons at Georgia: 52-14; Mark Richt after 5 seasons at Georgia: 52-13.

-Jimbo’s first 5 years at FSU were good. Bowdenesque even. His final 3 years he was a combined 25-12. He is 25–10 so far at TAMU. So, 50-22 his last 6 years of coaching, or LESS than a 70% win%.

-Mario is .735 at Oregon. Decent, I suppose. Not Chip Kelly good, but better than Helfrich.

-Dantonio was .667 at MSU. That’s decent for MSU, I guess. Nothing earth shaking, though.

[JRB]

What are the chances of Herman and Sark simply replacing each other?

[AlabamAlum]

Pollack is reporting that he has heard that Sark turned Texas down. Hope he’s right.

Forget OC. Charley Huff could do the job. DC is a problem. If Tennessee fires Pruitt, I would love him back. Even with no DC experience, Herman would be a better DC than Pete Golding. That includes Tom Herman, Herman Melville, Herman Goring, Herman Cain, and Herman Munster.

[AlabamAlum]

The ACC went 0fer in the bowls. Gotta love it. So did the Pac-12, but who cares?

[THE_WIZARD_]

STFU

[Dr. Strangelove]

Doc Holliday forced out at Marshall despite being consistently successful and was just CUSA coach of the year. Some bigtime political machinations going on behind the scenes. Apparently the Governor of West Virginia himself was involved.

[AlabamAlum]

He’s a good coach. Not sure what politics are involved.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Supposedly the Governor has been wanting them to rehire Bob Pruett for years. Dude is pretty old now though.

[iam416]

DON BROWN!!!! will coach at Arizona. Probably not much work for him to do there as they're already giving up 70 in a rivalry game.

[lineygoblue]

The bar is very low in Arizona. Brown will be able to coach well enough to get 8 or so wins each year in the not-so-tough Pac 12.

I like Don Brown. He's a good man, and his players respect him. His defense works well when he has the right people. The problems at Michigan were not totally his fault. I wish him well.

[iam416]

Top 10 all-time winningest programs by winning percentage when I started posting on CNNSI (thru 1997...JFC):

1	Notre Dame	0.75660	753	228	42	1023
2	Michigan	0.74484	776	254	36	1066
3	Alabama	0.72402	717	260	43	1020
4	Ohio State	0.70603	700	276	53	1029
5	Oklahoma	0.70562	677	267	53	997
6	Texas	0.70461	717	291	33	1041
7	Nebraska	0.70398	722	292	40	1054
8	Southern Cal	0.69786	659	270	54	983
9	Penn State	0.69697	715	299	42	1056
10	Tennessee	0.69272	678	286	53	1017

Top 10 all-time winningest programs by winning percentage through the 2019 season (M will drop to 4th or 5th after 2020...heh):

1	Ohio State	0.72947	924	326	53	1303
2	Michigan	0.72917	962	346	36	1344
3	Notre Dame	0.72749	908	327	42	1277
4	Alabama	0.72674	916	331	43	1290
5	Oklahoma	0.72554	908	327	53	1288
6	Texas	0.70431	916	375	33	1324
7	Southern Cal	0.69753	847	352	54	1253
8	Nebraska	0.68960	902	395	40	1337
9	Penn State	0.68942	898	393	42	1333
10	Tennessee	0.67427	846	395	53	1294

[Jeff Buchanan]

You know, Talent, I'm scrolling past most of your promotions of osu football. I may not care about M football today but I sure as shit don't want to read you or AA's boasting.

[iam416]

I guess that just means I have to go for quantity over quality! (Not that quality was ever much of a priority)

[AlabamAlum]

Boasting? I am celebrating excellence. American exceptionalism is to be lauded.