Are there any good examples of a head coach having been fired from one college gig going on to enjoy sustained success at another?
I can't think of one.
I can't think of one.
Question for the bored regarding retreads?
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If Race Bannon had had his way, Don James would have been fired in 1988 and gone on to lead some other team to three straight New Year's bowls.
FremontTroll
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Rich Rod was OK at Arizona.
I have to add Crisco because it's a great example of my narrative of how shit that NEVER works anywhere magically works at Oregon.
The retread thing to me is similar to regular jobs. How many people who get fired from a job are really elite at their job? This is coming from someone who has been fired from their job, so I know.
The retread thing to me is similar to regular jobs. How many people who get fired from a job are really elite at their job? This is coming from someone who has been fired from their job, so I know.
Meat might be a good example.
Don’t count NFL retreads as this is totally different
Leach won one Apple cup. That’s it.
Leach was technically a retread but he got forced out by that fag Craig James
Leach also wasn’t fired for on field performance.
Meat isn't a great example because I’m pretty sure his first job was at a school playing football for the first time ever.
I can’t think of a college coach who was fired for on field performance that came back better at a future job.
Meat isn't a great example because I’m pretty sure his first job was at a school playing football for the first time ever.
I can’t think of a college coach who was fired for on field performance that came back better at a future job.
Seven_Eleven
New Fish
we are not supposed to call them that anymore
FremontTroll
New Fish
Does the reverse count? Because I thought Kingsbury would be a complete failure at Arizona.
Lane ain't done shit a retread yet.
DJ would have won a natty at ASU.
John Cooper and Bruce Snyder (hi pup) *almost* did
rodmansrage
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fuck off, retard.