What do you think are the best jobs in CFB?
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Sgt John
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FSU kinda downgraded in my mind because of the last few years. Now if Jimbo hits 11-1 next year and 10-2 after that yeah Id say so.
Oklahoma is a tougher one to me. Between Switzer and Stoops, you had 3 coaches in 10 years who had the facilities, talent, and recruiting cache and were HORRIBLE.
Oklahoma is a tougher one to me. Between Switzer and Stoops, you had 3 coaches in 10 years who had the facilities, talent, and recruiting cache and were HORRIBLE.
I'd have to move LSU up a tad in your ranking Sarge though we both know that I'm not exactly impartial here. First rate facilities, an open door to Louisiana recruits who are always close to the best in the nation, pay that few beat, one of the nations largest fan bases and growing, the flagship university in the state, and the best neigbors in the country. A great city with super places to eat and Cajun Country just down the road. Hunters paradise and fishing that's second to none. New Orleans 70 minutes down the interstate and the Gulf of Mexico just over 2 hours away. The biggest strike against putting LSU near the top is our darn fickle fans who can turn on a coach in a hurry.
Sgt John
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I've met a couple of you so yeah, I get your point.
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Texas
Florida
Ohio State
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Those are the clear top 3. The others mentioned have some flaws. USC is in the hood and has crappy facilities, plus do not own an on campus stadium. Alabama is in a smaller state with stiff in-state competition. Michigan is located in a dying state. Right now I'd put LSU #4, because they are the only BCS fish in a talent rich state, but I still remember the 90's so I am hesitant to put them among the elite 3. Up until about a month ago State Penn would have deserved consideration. I thought Gramps was holding that program back. Now it is tainted and will take awhile to recover.
Florida
Ohio State
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Those are the clear top 3. The others mentioned have some flaws. USC is in the hood and has crappy facilities, plus do not own an on campus stadium. Alabama is in a smaller state with stiff in-state competition. Michigan is located in a dying state. Right now I'd put LSU #4, because they are the only BCS fish in a talent rich state, but I still remember the 90's so I am hesitant to put them among the elite 3. Up until about a month ago State Penn would have deserved consideration. I thought Gramps was holding that program back. Now it is tainted and will take awhile to recover.