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olemiss86 · 12-19-2011, 03:08 PM

Being that you are an A+ and have a resume like that.....you might be surprised by the offers. You might have some good jobs to choose from. Probably similar to how my list was.

rustymuffler · 12-19-2011, 03:09 PM

Also as of note, Florida looks like the best job to be a possible opening. their coach has a 32% approval rating but their recruiting class is #1 in the nation with a ridiculous amount of 5 star recruits. The job approval looks like this for some top schools:

Ohio State HC 9%
Auburn HC 20%
Texas HC 30%
Florida HC 32%

Is there a set number that coaches are fired at if they fall below it? I personally think all of these coaches should be fired having that low of approval but I don't know how it actually works.

olemiss86 · 12-19-2011, 03:11 PM

On mine...I was very interested in the Clemson job while I was OC at Wake Forest. Dabo was at 25%. So I figured he would get fired. But Clemson renewed his contract for some weird reason. I was very surprised.

rustymuffler · 12-19-2011, 03:19 PM

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	Being that you are an A+ and have a resume like that.....you might be surprised by the offers. You might have some good jobs to choose from. Probably similar to how my list was.

I hope so but the carousel sounds hit or miss and like it can be tough if you don't have a more extensive resume. We began our OD with only allowing members to start out their careers as a coordinator for a 3 star (or lower) program. I felt that Ole Miss had the best upside and I got very lucky so far in many ways. Now, 2 years in as an OC isn't a lot to go by but my resume should have my coach as a highly wanted hire with my contract expiring. I'll probably jump at the first 5 or 6 star school HC job if I'm offered one.

rustymuffler · 12-19-2011, 03:23 PM

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	On mine...I was very interested in the Clemson job while I was OC at Wake Forest. Dabo was at 25%. So I figured he would get fired. But Clemson renewed his contract for some weird reason. I was very surprised.

That's a bummer to hear. I feel like the Ohio State HC may keep his job into year 3 of his contract since they are 7-0 so far this season. The Florida HC might also keep his job simply because of his #1 recruiting class. I don't know how much of an effect these have on their approvals since they've already each failed 4 or more goals and their in year 2 of their 3 year contracts.

rustymuffler · 12-28-2011, 07:49 PM

A new question, is it possible to change your Alma Mater in an OD? I've been reading that a number of people have been losing out on high profile HC jobs to lesser rated coordinators that are alumni of those schools. I'd like the players in my OD to have a fair shot at receiving an offer based upon performance and I don't want to turn of the coaching carousel.

Update, I am in week 14 of my OD and still ranked #1. I'll be in the SEC championship game and hopefully the NC game. Ohio State, Auburn, Florida and Texas look like they could fire their coaches as they all under-performed again this season. Florida is my goal because their recruiting class has 6 5* players and 4 4* players which would make for a great freshman roster entering my first season. If not, I've decided to take the best offer received.

olemiss86 · 12-28-2011, 11:58 PM

Yes. You can change the alma mater to any coach at any time. But once you change it, you can't change it back.

rustymuffler · 01-05-2012, 01:56 PM

My 2 year contract at Ole Miss is now completed. As their OC, I won 2 National Championships, 2 SEC Titles, 1 Heisman, and a dozen All-Americans. My coach prestige is an A. Ole Miss has offered me a new contract to remain the OC and I also have the option to apply for the HC position at SMU. I am thinking of passing on these two positions to see what offers may open up. I'm fearful that if I pass on Ole Miss then nothing better will be available this year since most major schools have their coach for one more season. I know that they could potentially fire their coach to offer me but it's a risk because Ole Miss is now a 5 star school and I recruited good players.

What would you guys do, stay for another contract at Ole Miss as the OC or decline the offer and take my chances in the carousel?

12-19-2011, 03:08 PM	#9
olemiss86 MVP OVR: 12 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Leesburg, GA	Re: CPU Head Coach Firings? Being that you are an A+ and have a resume like that.....you might be surprised by the offers. You might have some good jobs to choose from. Probably similar to how my list was.

12-19-2011, 03:09 PM	#10
rustymuffler Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Sep 2010	Re: CPU Head Coach Firings? Also as of note, Florida looks like the best job to be a possible opening. their coach has a 32% approval rating but their recruiting class is #1 in the nation with a ridiculous amount of 5 star recruits. The job approval looks like this for some top schools: Ohio State HC 9% Auburn HC 20% Texas HC 30% Florida HC 32% Is there a set number that coaches are fired at if they fall below it? I personally think all of these coaches should be fired having that low of approval but I don't know how it actually works.

12-19-2011, 03:11 PM	#11
olemiss86 MVP OVR: 12 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Leesburg, GA	Re: CPU Head Coach Firings? On mine...I was very interested in the Clemson job while I was OC at Wake Forest. Dabo was at 25%. So I figured he would get fired. But Clemson renewed his contract for some weird reason. I was very surprised.

12-28-2011, 07:49 PM	#14
rustymuffler Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Sep 2010	Re: CPU Head Coach Firings? A new question, is it possible to change your Alma Mater in an OD? I've been reading that a number of people have been losing out on high profile HC jobs to lesser rated coordinators that are alumni of those schools. I'd like the players in my OD to have a fair shot at receiving an offer based upon performance and I don't want to turn of the coaching carousel. Update, I am in week 14 of my OD and still ranked #1. I'll be in the SEC championship game and hopefully the NC game. Ohio State, Auburn, Florida and Texas look like they could fire their coaches as they all under-performed again this season. Florida is my goal because their recruiting class has 6 5* players and 4 4* players which would make for a great freshman roster entering my first season. If not, I've decided to take the best offer received.

12-28-2011, 11:58 PM	#15
olemiss86 MVP OVR: 12 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Leesburg, GA	Re: CPU Head Coach Firings? Yes. You can change the alma mater to any coach at any time. But once you change it, you can't change it back.

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01-05-2012, 01:56 PM	#16
rustymuffler Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Sep 2010	Re: CPU Head Coach Firings? My 2 year contract at Ole Miss is now completed. As their OC, I won 2 National Championships, 2 SEC Titles, 1 Heisman, and a dozen All-Americans. My coach prestige is an A. Ole Miss has offered me a new contract to remain the OC and I also have the option to apply for the HC position at SMU. I am thinking of passing on these two positions to see what offers may open up. I'm fearful that if I pass on Ole Miss then nothing better will be available this year since most major schools have their coach for one more season. I know that they could potentially fire their coach to offer me but it's a risk because Ole Miss is now a 5 star school and I recruited good players. What would you guys do, stay for another contract at Ole Miss as the OC or decline the offer and take my chances in the carousel?

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