🏈 How would you rank the coaching jobs in the ACC?

[saturdaysarebetter]

Whenever there are head coach openings in the Big Ten and SEC you always hear about what a great coaching job that is and it's yada yada number best coaching job in the country.

How would you rank the coaching jobs in the ACC? Which is the most desirable? The least desirable?

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

My opinion...

1. Clemson
2. Miami
3. Florida State (falling)
4. SMU (rising)
5. Louisville
6. North Carolina
7. Duke
8. Virginia (rising)
9. Virginia Tech
10 Georgia Tech (rising)
11. NC State
12. Pitt
13. Boston College
14. Stanford
15. Cal
16. Wake Forest
17. Syracuse

 

[It Takes Eleven]

My opinion...

1. Clemson
2. Miami
3. Florida State (falling)
4. SMU (rising)
5. Louisville
6. North Carolina
7. Duke
8. Virginia (rising)
9. Virginia Tech
10 Georgia Tech (rising)
11. NC State
12. Pitt
13. Boston College
14. Stanford
15. Cal
16. Wake Forest
17. Syracuse

Only because of GaTech's commitment to keep Key, I think they move into the 5-8 range. The bottom seven are interchangeable, in my view, and the reason why it'll be rare for multiple playoff participants. If they do get multiple playoff teams, they'll have SMU to thank.

It's crazy that I'm typing SMU is a mover and a shaker in the ACC.

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

Only because of GaTech's commitment to keep Key, I think they move into the 5-8 range. The bottom seven are interchangeable, in my view, and the reason why it'll be rare for multiple playoff participants. If they do get multiple playoff teams, they'll have SMU to thank.

It's crazy that I'm typing SMU is a mover and a shaker in the ACC.

That’s totally fair. I was viewing it from a, if all these jobs were open today, which would be best…viewpoint. But either way, I probably have Tech a little low. And yeah, the bottom teams are pretty much lumped together.