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Early season firings are normally not about making the team better during the year, or even about getting a jump on who is going to come in at the end of the year. They rarely do and an AD can make phone calls to an agent, directly or indirectly, while a coach is focusing on the season somewhere else. They are about getting the boosters/fans off the AD's back.Bump. All Nebraska did by firing Frost early in the season was piss away the season and $7.5 million in return for nothing.
ASU hired a coordinator who would have been available at year end, and Georgia Tech still doesn’t have a coach.
All three hair trigger, early season firings were proven to be stupid.
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