Ok, so he should have the same winning % here then?? Is that what you're saying? I did my research, he won 64% of his games at Texas. That's a fact.
Printable View
Don't tell them that Lane Kiffin won 65% of his games at USC and was fired. Sarkisian won 67% of his games and was fired at USC. He won 54% of his games at Washington. Clay Helton won 66% of his games at USC. So, based on the measure we are using to say that Tom Herman was a failure at Texas with their resources, you can say the same about these coaches. Lane Kiffin is now kicking our tail and pushing to make us irrelevant unless we make changes. Sarkisian is the apple of the eye of the college football world even though he's won a fewer percentage of his games at Texas as Tom Herman did. Clay Helton will probably get another shot at a P5 job after this season.
Well I responded to:
"You'd have to have Herman, Lebby, Briles or someone of that QB whisperer stature to get him and pay out the wazzuu. It's possible."
You were talking about him specifically and it won't be possible no matter who the coach is. We just won't be a player for him.
I don't disagree with that. Losing multiple high profile commitments, especially Ewers a top QB and lifelong Longhorn fan, his host players recruiting against him with prospects during visits, players going to the AD about him, disconnect with him and the players, admin and boosters. It was all external. Except maybe the Oklahoma losses probably had a little to do with it.
This is why we need to make a move, you have two HCs with success at the highest levels available and both would likely jump at the chance to get in the SEC, even at MSU. It's proven you can win at MSU, with a 12 team playoff coming, you can make that from MSU, OM, Mizz, UK, USCe or Ark. Not implying you'd have long term 10 win seasons, but you can make the playoff when everything lines up.
He's on the list. He's had success as a head coach. He has a history of being a very bright offensive mind. He's not going to play big dumb offensive football. He's the guy that helped modernize Urban Meyer's offense at Ohio State. He's still young enough and smart enough to adapt to the changes that are happening in college football. He is a guy who, with is IQ level, will embrace the use of analytics.
I'd take Tom Herman in a heartbeat. He has won at a high level. He has a big time personality. We would be lucky to have him.