Pawl don’t know **** about coaching. He got his head so far up Sabans ass he can’t see daylight outside of Tuscaloosa. I remember for the last 3 years Ole Pawl was saying Pruitt was the man to bring UT back and will do great things. Well Pawl you was wrong just like your wrong on many other things also.
We really have no idea at this point whether PF will turn out to have been prescient or laughably wrong. However, in general PF has seldom demonstrated any more knowledge or understanding of college football than the average fan. Hes an entertainer with the gift of gab hired to say provocative things to stir up fans and raise his ratings.
I mean in the near future. LSU will survive Orgeron's struggles. Auburn is in a more fragile situation. It is tougher to recruit consistently there, and it is a crapshoot how Brian Harsin maintains or improves on Malzahn's tenure. It will be easier to keep LSU at the top of the pecking order than Auburn. Both have struggled at times(not that long ago, bad coaching can blow up juggernaut. Look around.)I don’t think LSU and the Barn are Tier 2 by any stretch of the imagination.
Great post here, 100% fact!It's such a BS narrative.
The only "home run hires" of the past 2 decades have been Saban at Bama, Urban Meyer at Ohio State, and Jim Harbaugh at Michigan; and the last of those "home run hires" hasn't even totally worked out.
All the other great coaches hired were considered disappointing by a large portion of the fanbase:
Pete Carroll at USC
Dabo Swinney at Clemson
Mark Richt at Georgia
Bob Stoops at Oklahoma
Matt Campbell at Iowa State
Mike Gundy at OK State
Mack Brown at UNC
Kirby Smart at Georgia
All considered risky or even outright bad hires. The Pete Carroll and Dabo Swinney hires, in particular, were trashed mercilessly, before turning out to be 2 of the best college coaches of the 21st Century.
There aren't a whole lot of "home run hires" out there and they are rarely available even for the top jobs.