I got TCU and the other users got Penn State and Boise State. We are all trying to get head coaching offers at better schools. My friend selected to be the OC at Boise State bc he thinks that will get him a better HC job somewhere faster than us. Is there anything anyone can tell me to give me an edge besides winning games.
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Re: Getting Head Coaching Offers
I don't know if this is an absolute, but here was my experience. I started out as an OC at Duke and turned down offers at WKU and Marshall in year one. After my 2nd year, I took the OC job at Texas over HC offers at Wake and Kansas. Then after 2 years at Texas as OC, I got the HC job at Southern Cal. It took me 4 years to get an "elite" coaching job.
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No rhyme or reason to hiring practices. I took Maryland from a two star program to two-time Big 10 champs, a 5 star program, a #1 recruiting class, A+ coaching rating, 4-1 bowl record, 11-1 record against rivals and STILL lost out to Tulsa's coach for VA Tech's HC position! He had a B- rating coming off a 5-7 season while I was coming off an 11-3 record AND I am a Tech alum in the game! What??? Went with FL STATE instead, which is coming off 2 losing seasons and a 3 star rating. Wish me luck!Comment
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FYI: Depending how serious your dynasty is about edits, if you change your alma mater you will (usually) get that HC job when it is available next.Comment
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Well for me i spent four seasons as the oc for texas state and had two bad seasons, followed by a. 500 season and in fourth season i went 8-4 and won a bowl game. So after that year i was offered a hc job at NC state, cant decide if this is a job worth taking or not, would this be considered a'good' program job worth taking?
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