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This is flat out stupidCandid Coaches: Who are the most overrated and underrated college football coaches?
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- "If you had the No. 1 recruiting class in the country every year [you'd win like Nick Saban]. He shows up at every single game with a better roster than the teams he 's playing. … If you count cheating and getting the best players in the country as part of running a program, he's the best in the country. It's like saying an NFL coach is the best coach in the league if he gets 25 first-round picks every year.".
Y'all ended up getting Emory Jones. That's good enough :AuMad:
But tbh Gatewood is obviously talented but when it's all said and done dude probably gone be a TE. If you couldn't start in HS how you gone start at QB in the SEC. But we'll see :Ehhletsseewherethisgoes:
In the top 10 recruiting with about 10 open spots left for this season
Already in the top 5 recruiting for next year with 5 commits.
Gus is getting his footing. Saban's disciples haven't beaten him 1 time ......How you goin' win if you can't beat him?
Stock piling yall with talent.....
Only to bolt to OU after Lincoln Riley takes the Browns job and yall end up with Bronco Mendenhall
We on ya ass Smokey
Candid Coaches: Who are the most overrated and underrated college football coaches?
Taggart and Franklin were tied for the most overrated. Shaw and Petersen were tied for the most underrated
Explain yourselves (overrated)
Explain yourselves (underrated)
- "James Franklin. His coaching peers know he is full of it."
- "I would say Willie Taggart at Florida State. He was only at Oregon for one year, and it's not like he really transformed that program -- and that's a place that's won for a long time. Not that he isn't good -- he's won. But usually when you get a job like Florida State, it's because you've won some championships or done something really amazing."
- "[David Shaw] does a great job but, oh my Lord, I mean, it's like God's gift to football. I didn't say he didn't do a good job."
- "Willie Taggart because he still has a career losing record."
- "When [Franklin] got the Penn State job, I thought, 'Man, he's a good marketer.' He did a nice job with that. It'll be interesting without Saquon [Barkley]. He's underrated. He turns a lot of no[-gain] plays into 60-yard touchdowns."
- "I'm probably a little jealous [of Lane Kiffin]. If you're born on third base, that's great, but don't think you hit a triple."
- "We're going to see in the next three years [what happens with Jimbo Fisher at Texas A&M]. That disaster last year at Florida State, he prides himself on being just like Nick Saban. He only worked for him for a couple of years. He never has the organizational skills. He flies by the seat [of his pants]. It looks like it's organized and the words he uses are the same, but if you talk to people who work in his office, the desk is sloppy, the rooms are sloppy."
- "If you had the No. 1 recruiting class in the country every year [you'd win like Nick Saban]. He shows up at every single game with a better roster than the teams he 's playing. … If you count cheating and getting the best players in the country as part of running a program, he's the best in the country. It's like saying an NFL coach is the best coach in the league if he gets 25 first-round picks every year."
- "I like Urban [Meyer], but there have been some characters that played for him that I thought should have not allowed."
Breaking it down
- "I thought what [Dan Mullen] did at Mississippi State was amazing. Mississippi State, who wants to take that job?"
- "Mark Dantonio [is underrated]. He gets no respect because he isn't flashy and in the same state with a flashy guy that is unproven and hasn't won a big game yet."
- "Underrated would be Blake Anderson at Arkansas State. They've won every year. Blake does a great job, and I never hear his name for jobs to move up."
- "Underrated is Chris Petersen at Washington. There's a program that, prior to the last five years, had been down for a long, long time, and he's done an unbelievable job."
- "[Stanford] can beat anybody in the country on any Saturday."
- "[Jeff Brohm and Paul Chryst] I've always said, 'Show me a coach that wins at Alabama and Clemson, I'll show you a good coach. Show me a coach that wins at Wake Forest, I'll show you a great coach.' It's hard to mess it up at Ohio State and Penn State. It's really hard to win at Iowa State."
Interestingly enough, three coaches -- David Shaw (Stanford), Tom Herman (Texas) and Kirk Ferentz (Iowa) -- received votes in both polls. As one would expect, the comments regarding the most underrated coaches were quite tame compared to those for those considered overrated by their peers.
Nick Saban (Alabama) and Jimbo Fisher (Texas A&M) took some significant shots above, but both only received a single vote from their peers as "overrated." Calling Franklin "full of it" is interesting considering he took Vanderbilt from 6-7 in his first season to 9-4 in consecutive years before taking Penn State from 7-6 in its first two seasons to 11 wins in each of his last two. Meanwhile, comments on Taggart mostly surrounded jealously that he obtained a job like FSU despite not necessarily putting the resume on paper that some others have to this point in their careers.
Guess they'll ignore that the reason he didn't move on from MSST is because hes a crappy interviewer and overhyped as a recruiter. It's not really that big of a secret"I thought what [Dan Mullen] did at Mississippi State was amazing. Mississippi State, who wants to take that job?"
Ain't got nothing to do with his coaching ability thoughGuess they'll ignore that the reason he didn't move on from MSST is because hes a crappy interviewer and overhyped as a recruiter. It's not really that big of a secret