Playoffs is the only measure of a good season? I would say there are many more "good seasons" on that list, but sure 3/4 of the playoff teams are on the list and both you'll see Monday
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Reddit users are much more causal and not good gages.
If you went to Utah's 24/7 board you would have saw they were very upset he was losing and called it a big loss.
Bump is not a good ole boy hire, he is a great coach who happens to be an alum.
Also y'all overrate the hell out of Jr. because of his freaking last name.
You're playing dumb. Friend failed at his last 2 jobs and the best job he could get pre us was Memphis. That is the FACT, "hes a good coach-Period" is your OPINION. My guess is you know Friend personally
And you know we could have moved Hollingshead to WR to replace Spurrier. Regarding Hollingshead leaving because he wasn't OC, I don't believe that. He's not going to get an OC job anywhere. He was pushed out
I call BS on Hollinghead rumor.
Number 2 is not true. Again, the plugged in fans on their 24/7 board were all saying how sad it was he is leaving, how they would miss him, and that it is a huge loss.
Anybody who uses Reddit as their gauge of the fanbase's opinion is not worth arguing with. And I use R/CFB all the time.
It's no rumor on Hollingshead. He was fielding opportunities the previous weeks. He was up front about it and we were up front about what we were doing. He didn't "get fired" and land upward to an OC job in Division 1. They had already been in discussions prior to the bowl game.
Miller is a former rb and has coach rb. Or you could do like Mullen and have a t & te coach and interior ol coach