CBS-College football coaches feeling pressure entering 2020

Will Muschamp, South Carolina: Much like his career trajectory at Florida, Muschamp has struggled mightily since his second season at the helm. He won nine games in Year 2 but dropped to seven wins in 2018 and four one year ago. Even though one of those wins was over eventual division champion Georgia, he received the dreaded "vote of confidence" in mid-November. Translation: Muschamp better win now. He's got his signature recruit at quarterback in Ryan Hilinski but lost his top two running backs and stud wide receiver Bryan Edwards.

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Clay Helton, Jim Harbaugh lead list of college football coaches feeling pressure entering 2020

Several high-profile coaches will be feeling the heat in this season

Clay Helton, Jim Harbaugh lead list of college football coaches feeling pressure entering 2020

Several high-profile coaches will be feeling the heat in this season

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Re: CBS-College football coaches feeling pressure entering 2020

Apr 14, 2020, 1:48 PM

That list is dead on with one exception: I don't think Huskers fans will call for Scott Frost to be fired if they don't have a good season. People there are beginning to realize their program has very little chance of being elite again and they won't ever hire a better coach than Frost. Nebraska is very lucky there were able to leave the Big 12 when they did and partake in the Big Ten's huge revenue pot. They'll have to be satisfied with that.

Kevin Sumlin is dead meat. He's been out of gas for the last 3 years. I didn't think much of him even when he was at UH.

Clay Helton is an interesting case. If a high-profile coach gives them a secret wink, Helton is a goner no matter what happens. I think they can be a lot better than last year but the schedule will bite them. Road games at Alabama and Oregon are automatic losses and I don't they can run the rest of the table.

Not sure if Miami will be ready to fire Manny Diaz after two seasons. He's not ready for prime time but D'Eriq King transferring from UH should prop them up enough for him to survive. King is one of the best QBs in the country. I doubt anyone here knows about him but you will (if there is a season).

I fully expect UT to finally have a satisfying year under Tom Herman. He's cleaned house on his staff so there are no more excuses. He's gone if they fall flat but they won't.

Chip Kelly was out of gas from the start at UCLA and hasn't recruited well. They will cut bait, maybe before the season ends.

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Re: CBS-College football coaches feeling pressure entering 2020

The problem for uof6c...

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