📡 2018 NCAA Coaching changes - Former Alabama assistant Derrick Ansley lands at Tennessee

[planomateo]

 

[JoseyWalesTheOutlaw]

Former prominent ‘Canes players are pushing for Rex Ryan to replace Mark Richt, and the former Jets and Bills head coach is interested in the position, tweets Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.

 

[JoseyWalesTheOutlaw]

and.........With last night’s win, Saban will wind up collecting over $9 million from Alabama in connection with this season. Darren Rovell’s tweet has more details; but in short: $7.5M in salary, $800k “new contract incentive” and $725k in SEC Champ game, CFP Semi & playing for the big one bonuses.

 

[rick4bama]

Manny Diaz is the new Temple coach.

Well that didn't last long! He now will be the Miami coach!

 

[rolltide66]

What SEC coaching vacancies still on the board?
Any SEC guys be interested in filling out staffs of new coaches? Houston? WV if Holo goes Houston?
What is thoughts on Maryland staff? Who follows Locks to the land of crabcakes?

 

[Bamaclam]

Don't understand the Holgerson to Houston talk.

He was one win away from a chance to play for a spot in the playoffs.

They should have beaten OU. Think they had a good shot at beating texas. Do they get in over the osu? hard to say.

hard to believe Houston ever has a shot at the playoffs. So its not for a better gig. is it leverage?

Why would anyone think pulling a Mahlzan here would work? OK go to Houston we will hire Kiffen who is a better version of you anyway.

 

[planomateo]

He was one win away from a chance to play for a spot in the playoffs.

Negative, they weren't going to be rewarded so favorably beating Oklahoma and moving from from #16 into the top 4.

 

[TUSKtimes]

Curious if Mario Cristobal said no. Still, hiring Manny Diaz, after he just obligated himself to Temple is a low blow. Especially because the early signing has come and gone this really feels like a cheap shot by Diaz.

 

[planomateo]

Curious if Mario Cristobal said no. Still, hiring Manny Diaz, after he just obligated himself to Temple is a low blow. Especially because the early signing has come and gone this really feels like a cheap shot by Diaz.

Reportedly Miami is paying Temple $4 million to pull him. Agree it does seem like a low blow/cheap shot. Miami impacting two programs recruiting.

 

[TUSKtimes]

Reportedly Miami is paying Temple $4 million to pull him. Agree it does seem like a low blow/cheap shot. Miami impacting two programs recruiting.

Isn't this one of the scenarios that the NCAA gave that allows players just recruited in to transfer without penalty?

 

[Bamaclam]

He was one win away from a chance to play for a spot in the playoffs.

Negative, they weren't going to be rewarded so favorably beating Oklahoma and moving from from #16 into the top 4.

That's not the argument I'm making. I'm arguing he is currently at a school with a path to the playoff.

They beat OU and Tex twice they are in the conversation. At Houston they will never be in the conversation.

The best they can hope for would be the same thing UCF is facing right now. No chance.

So does he really have any leverage at WV with Houston as the out? Or does WV have the leverage that they can do better or just as well and find another coach.

 

[rocknthefreeworld]

Holgerson might feel some heat at WVU since he can't get them over the hump and has lost 3 bowls in a row. He still owns a house in Houston and maintains friendships there so he may definitely entertain an offer if it exceeds his current salary.

 

[TUSKtimes]

Leaving a power 5 job for a G-5, that doesn't seem right. Morgantown is usually satisfied with the kind of season they just enjoyed.

 

[rick4bama]

Some of these Coaches should think before leaping!

 

[JoseyWalesTheOutlaw]

You know things are bad when the New York Jets get a No Thanks from the HC at Iowa State.........I said Iowa State

Matt Campbell has declined an interview request from the New York Jets, per multiple reports. Per Football Scoup

 

[Bamabww]

Saw our own Freddie Kitchens may have a chance at the Cleveland job.

 

[rocknthefreeworld]

Holgerson to Houston being reported now by multiple outlets.

 

[bama alum]

Holgerson to Houston being reported now by multiple outlets.

There was a bit on the ESPN crawl earlier today stating that Houston reached out to WVU to ask permission to speak to Holgerson. Usually, that means the deal's about halfway done.

 

[RTB X Bot]

 

[planomateo]

Easier to win the AAC than the Big XII, recruiting advantage, and perhaps both WVU and Holgorsen ready for a change after 8 years.

Recruiting has for the most part worsened each year at WVU under Holgorsen.