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LSU vs ND coaching job?

Just got in a discussion with my buddy about which is a better job. I stated under normal conditions ( meaning no ncaa investigation) that LSU is a better job. Easier to get recruits into school vs nd which gives a coach a larger pool to pull from. Just thought id get yall's thoughts. I hate ND. No conf champ game and bullshit schedules. This came up because of the coaching vacancy at lsu and i mentioned to him about the riley rumors. He was like lsu is a 2nd tier job. Fyi.. He is a TX/ND fan.

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The Coaching Carousel is the best thing since the OG NSD

For those new to the world of college football message boards, recruiting used to be lit. Every NSD there would be hats on the table, last minute flips, mom's refusing to sign letters. It was madness. ESD took a lot of the excitement out of following recruiting, but damnit, we have a replacement.

Coaches getting fired and AD's going big game hunting, flying on private jets, whiffing on prospects, and creating smokescreens. We got Riley running from the SEC, Kelly running from Riley. Spots opening up left and right. I've been checking Tiger Droppings every hour to watch them in a meltdown. This crazy game of musical chairs is the next big thing for college football and ESPN should have a full-time channel devoted to it.

And there's still a ton of movement coming. Fickell to ND? Freeman to Cincinnati? Cristobal back to South Beach? Then who's going to Oregon? Where's Kiffin going? How about Dan Mullen.

This is wild.

Does FSU have the most to lose in recruiting?

The college football landscape is in a state of upheaval and it appears to me that FSU is in a very vulnerable position. Think about this:

- FSU has not had a winning season since 2017.
- They play in the ACC, which will soon be a distant third place behind the SEC and Big 10 in revenue.
- Alabama has been dominant in the Panhandle.
- UGA has locked down the state of Georgia.
- Miami is on the brink of bringing Cristobal home, which will make South Florida even harder to recruit.
- Their biggest rival, Florida, has more resources and more exposure than they do.
- NIL has meant dropping bags isn't as effective as it once was.

So I'm not saying FSU will become irrelevant, or they can't find elite success again, but damn does it look like they have more uphill battles than ever before. You hate to see it.

And LSU opens up 2022 with? Notre Dame’s last 7?

FSU! Yep, in fact the next two years they do but, the other 3 OOC games are cream puffs. If you look at Notre Dame’s schedule they HAVE NOT played a team with a winning record since the Cincy loss, that’s 7 games of 6-6 or less and the only other ranked team they beat was Wisconsin who is no longer ranked.

You got Bama, Texas A&M, Ole Miss and Florida plus a few other SEC teams also Brian, good luck.
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