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South Carolina: Reading the tea leaves on this one; but fact that Will Muschamp hasn’t been announced yet leads one to believe this is Rich Rod’s job. Thinking Rich might be headed back to Arizona to let his squad know in person tomorrow. Will update when more is known; but feels like this will be leaked / announced tomorrow after Rich has had a chance to speak with his team.
http://footballscoop.com/the-scoop
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I was wondering why someone would leave Arizona to go to USCe, but then I saw Rich Rod's salary. USCe could easily double what he's making at Arizona.
Because he's not a moron, that's a dead end job no matter how much idiots like Finebaum try to hype it up. SEC bro! They're an afterthought in their state and have no real recruiting grounds. No smart coach is gonna go there. It took two hall-of-fame coaches just to make them mediocre.
SI reporting it is basically done
Auburn defensive coordinator Will Muschamp has agreed in principle to beSouth Carolina’s new head coach, according to a source. According to the source, the deal is "all but done."
http://www.si.com/college-football/2015/12/06/will-muschamp-south-carolina-head-coach-auburn
Started seeing that right after I posted the thing abour Rich Rod, but was too tired to log back on. LOL
USCe Fans, my condolences.
As South Carolina’s coaching search heats up, at least one candidate thinks he has a very good shot at landing the job.
Will Muschamp offered former star running back Marcus Lattimore a job on his future staff at USC on Thursday, according to sources close to Lattimore. The capacity of the position wasn’t defined, and Lattimore is still weighing the offer, but Muschamp apparently wants Lattimore around.
Muschamp also told Lattimore that he has been in contact with USC President Harris Pastides. The source said that Pastides implied to Muschamp that “they’re going to try to get this thing done as soon as possible.”
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/sports/coll...c-football/article47963460.html#storylink=cpy
Will Muschamp offered former star running back Marcus Lattimore a job on his future staff at USC on Thursday, according to sources close to Lattimore. The capacity of the position wasn’t defined, and Lattimore is still weighing the offer, but Muschamp apparently wants Lattimore around.
Muschamp also told Lattimore that he has been in contact with USC President Harris Pastides. The source said that Pastides implied to Muschamp that “they’re going to try to get this thing done as soon as possible.”
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/sports/coll...c-football/article47963460.html#storylink=cpy
So Carolina hires Chump and Mizzou promoter their DC. Liking how things are shaping up. Now if only we can get a QB.
CeCe has to be thankful he decided to come to Florida instead of listening to that dope.
Wow. They're getting the gang back together.
Maybe Bill Joel will also reunite Attila:
http://www.allmusic.com/album/attila-mw0000815795
Uh, huh. That means "defensive genius" Mousefield allowed Auburn's opponents to score 22 points or more 7 times in the regular season!
On how many opponents should the powers-that-be at USC expect the Gamecocks be able to score 22 points or more with Mr. Mousefield as head coach? Especially
- if he's failed to learn the crucial lessons about not meddling with coaches responsible for his offense, and not neglecting their needs in recruiting; and
- newly tied to a home-state (S.C.) that's only 17th in producing college-football recruits (2008--2013), instead of 2nd (Fla.)[##]; and
- must compete for home-state recruits not only vs. Clemzin, but also vs. interlopers from U.Ga. If USC and Clemzin were restricted to signing home-state recruits, the total FBS signees in S.C. are barely enough to provide the rosters of total scholarship players for both schools[###].
Note #: "Report: Will Muschamp accepts South Carolina Gamecocks head-coaching job". [By] Thayer Evans & Pete Thamel. <http://www.si.com/college-football/2015/12/06/will-muschamp-south-carolina-head-coach-auburn> via 'djegators' (Dec 6, 2015 at 7:03 AM).
Note ##: "Where do college football players come from?". By RedmondLonghorn @redmondlonghorn on Sep 11, 2013, 9:10a. <http://www.footballstudyhall.com/2013/9/11/4718442/college-football-state-texas-california-florida>.
Note ###: Only 49 FBS recruits from S.C. in 2015, so, oversimplifying: 49 times 4 years = 196, minus 2 teams of 85 scholarships = 170, excess = 26 players for other teams.
Data is in "FL, GA, LA produce highest percentage of FBS football players". [By] Christopher Smith [on] February 12, 2015[,] 6:57am. <http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-football/sec-states-produce-tons-of-fbs-talent/>.
Whatever UGA is paying Agent Muschamp, it is not enough
Word on the street is UGA is hiring UK's offensive coordinator to the same position and Patrick Towles will play his 5th year at Georgia.
Chris Low @ClowESPN 5h5 hours ago Connecticut, USA
The SEC East, which was anything but an offensive juggernaut this season, now has 5 head coaches with a defensive background.
The SEC East, which was anything but an offensive juggernaut this season, now has 5 head coaches with a defensive background.
Looks like FSU's DC is going to replace Chump at AU. How many DCs can FSU lose to the same position in the SEC?
Hey, the held the Mighty Gator offense to zero points. That has to count for something.
Looks like FSU's DC is going to replace Chump at AU. How many DCs can FSU lose to the same position in the SEC?
I doubt he joins that sinking ship.
Cole Cubelic @colecubelic 3h3 hours ago
Barring a massive bump in pay tonight from Jimbo Fisher expect FSU DC Charles Kelly to be announced as the Auburn defensive coordinator.
Auburn is a lateral move from FSU -- except for the money. SEC schools have to pay a premium now because they have a reputation for running coaches out of town so quickly.
Despite taking Auburn to a National Championship game 2 years ago, Gus could be out of a job before next season is over, along with his staff. There is little chance that Fisher will be out of a job any time soon. FSU is not nearly as quick to fire coaches.
Despite taking Auburn to a National Championship game 2 years ago, Gus could be out of a job before next season is over, along with his staff. There is little chance that Fisher will be out of a job any time soon. FSU is not nearly as quick to fire coaches.
Lateral move? Click your heels three times and repeat that to your self Dorthy. And another way of talking about pay is that SEC programs can afford to pay a premium, regardless of the reason. FSU? Not so much.
Somewhere, Rick Trickett, Jeff and Bobby Bowden are all smiling.
Jeremy Pruitt's time at Georgia is over.
A source confirmed to The Telegraph that Pruitt will become Alabama's next defensive coordinator. Pruitt spent the past two seasons as Georgia's defensive coordinator and improved the unit from where it was during his time in Athens.
Pruitt's group ranked No. 8 in total defense this season at 298 yards per game. The website BamaOnline.com was the first to report the news.
After Georgia's 13-7 win over Georgia Tech, Pruitt said he hoped to remain with the Bulldogs.
"I want to be at Georgia and I think our whole staff wants to be at Georgia, so I hope that’s clarity enough," Pruitt said.
Pruitt told Georgia's defensive players he was leaving during a meeting Thursday. According to the same source, Pruitt told players he wanted to stay on at Georgia but that he was not being retained on new head coach Kirby Smart's staff...
A source confirmed to The Telegraph that Pruitt will become Alabama's next defensive coordinator. Pruitt spent the past two seasons as Georgia's defensive coordinator and improved the unit from where it was during his time in Athens.
Pruitt's group ranked No. 8 in total defense this season at 298 yards per game. The website BamaOnline.com was the first to report the news.
After Georgia's 13-7 win over Georgia Tech, Pruitt said he hoped to remain with the Bulldogs.
"I want to be at Georgia and I think our whole staff wants to be at Georgia, so I hope that’s clarity enough," Pruitt said.
Pruitt told Georgia's defensive players he was leaving during a meeting Thursday. According to the same source, Pruitt told players he wanted to stay on at Georgia but that he was not being retained on new head coach Kirby Smart's staff...
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