Given Taggart’s losing career record and minimal success truly building programs, his agent(s) deserve their well-earned compensation. Taggart was actually at South Florida for 4 seasons where he had an 8 win season and a 10 win season, but he won primarily with Jim Leavitt’s and Skip Holtz’s recruits. Program builder? Sustained success? Dubious! Regardless, UConn’s unlikely to be in the market.Hell no to Taggart. Sorry. The guy parlayed success at a smaller school into 1 year at USF, then 1 year at Oregon. Didn't really have big seasons at USF and Oregon and the success he did have there were with players someone else recruited. FSU was his real chance to shine at a school where recruiting is easy and he had all kinds of trouble.
Yeah...i don't get the Franklin angle. PSU is a better job than FSU. Oregon is a weird job. Lots of Nike money but recruiting isn't as easy as FSU. And the Pac 12 isn't a great conference.Penn State and Oregon aren't exactly stepping stone jobs. Not sure why they're even listed.
ACC has 1 team to beat to makevthe playoffs. B1G has a much harder path. His best team at PSU got left out.Yeah...i don't get the Franklin angle. PSU is a better job than FSU. Oregon is a weird job. Lots of Nike money but recruiting isn't as easy as FSU. And the Pac 12 isn't a great conference.
From one of the articles above in regards to the thought process of why Franklin makes sense:ACC has 1 team to beat to makevthe playoffs. B1G has a much harder path. His best team at PSU got left out.
That’s a lot of crab legsFSU rounded up $20m in private donations to get rid of Taggart.
Sure, but the complementary craw daddies helped make it all possible for Free ShoesThat’s a lot of crab legs
That’s a lot of crab legs
Sure, but the complementary craw daddies helped make it all possible for Free Shoes
They have. Holy cow.Sadly enough Free Shoes U has caught or surpassed UConn on academic rankings. At worst it is a peer state University and was #18 public U in 2020 USNWR ( I don't find it to be the Bible of school academics but UConn sure ran with the rankings as it became more highly ranked).
If I had to guess Norvell is going to FSU
Franklin is killing it at Penn St. They ranked 5 right now and finished top 10 last year or the year before. He'd be an idiot to leave.+1, he would be a sensible choice given his experience down south. i get a kick out of James Franklin being a target for the Usc job. That's almost as bad as Ucla targeting Cal for the bball job. I'm not sure why a coach would leave a top b10 job for a pac12 job in an area like LA. He's got about as rabid a fan base at Penn St. and the B10 money. I can't believe he'd make that move unless they paid him excessive money.
Franklin is killing it at Penn St. They ranked 5 right now and finished top 10 last year or the year before. He'd be an idiot to leave.
If Franklin leaves look for Moorhead to take the reins at PSU.Penn St will never make the playoff in the B1G. That’s why he’d leave.
They have. Holy cow.
37% acceptance rate now, too. Commuter colleges becoming academic powerhouses. What the heck. Price sure would factor in.
If they win the B1G they make the playoff. Not sure why that's being debated. He's got to beat Ohio State.Penn St will never make the playoff in the B1G. That’s why he’d leave.
What kind of bold moves?I’d love to see CT make some really bold moves to solve the pension and tax issues and revive the state. It’s scary how bad it’s getting.
If they win the B1G they make the playoff. Not sure why that's being debated. He's got to beat Ohio State.
One of those teams was a 2-loss champion. Of course they didn't make the playoff that year.Not true at all.. The B1G has been left out of the playoff the last 2 yrs. and they still have to beat Minnesota this week
What kind of bold moves?
Temple has had an amazing run of coaches. Has it all been one AD? That's the guy I would go after.Why has Rutgers not just started to hire every Temple coach?