Best Available Job

[GoBigOrangeVols]

With CBP appearing to be on the way out, how does the opportunity at Tennessee stack up against the other available jobs this offseason.

Take into account the NCAA cloud, facilities, tradition, financial resources, conference, returning roster and any other criteria you deem relevant.

The major players besides Tennessee for a coach are Arkansas, Georgia Tech, NC State, Oklahoma, Utah, Texas Tech, Providence among others...with the list likely expanding in the next week or so.

My opinion is that Tennessee has a strong argument for the best open position, but I'm biased.

 

[Shaun1985]

I agree but I'm biased too. Georgia Tech could be a nice grab. ACC School, nice facilities, decent tradtion, and a hotbed for talent in your backyard

 

[Incipient]

My opinion is that Tennessee has a strong argument for the best open position, but I'm biased.

I think Tennessee is the best job open. I'm not sure how GT's money and/or facilities are, but if good, they'd be my next choice.

 

[rcrrcr]

UT, OU, GT would be above the others. Of course I believe Tennessee is the Best Job, but I am a Homer!!!

 

[yont sum iss?]

UT, GT, and Arkansas are very similar jobs in my opinion. Sitting in the middle of downtown Atlanta is nice when it comes to recruiting though. GT is also getting a new arena in 2 years I think. Just depends on the guy I guess.

 

[Rock33]

Supposedly the Jackets will open the 2012 Season in their new place....

 

[emainvol]

Tennessee is the best job.

 

[hatvol96]

Texas Tech is already a done deal. They'll announce their coach by Wednesday, probably earlier.

 

[Zeppelin18241]

Providence is open as well. Don't think it's as desirable as the UT job despite it being in the big east

 

[GoBigOrangeVols]

Texas Tech is already a done deal. They'll announce their coach by Wednesday, probably earlier.

bcg or someone else?

 

[GoBigOrangeVols]

Providence is open as well. Don't think it's as desirable as the UT job despite it being in the big east

thanks, was omitted unintentionally, I will add it to the OP. I was trying to think of all available BCS jobs.

 

[HendersonVol]

bcg or someone else?

Bcg.

I think Arky, GT, and UT are similar jobs. We probably have better support in place.
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[emainvol]

Providence is open as well. Don't think it's as desirable as the UT job despite it being in the big east

Maybe if the position were in waste management

 

[JTrainDavis]

bcg or someone else?

That seems to be the case, all roads lead there on both sides.
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[VOLinthaNATI]

GT is a very good school academically. I would think they are somewhat limited in who they can recruit because of that.

UT is the best job.

 

[hatvol96]

bcg.

Unless their new athletics director follows Houston's lead last year and chooses to renege on a bunch of promises 12 hours before the introductory press conference.

 

[orangefloyd]

Dooley could profit from this because we aren't going a bb coach more than football.

 

[GoBigOrangeVols]

Unless their new athletics director follows Houston's lead last year and chooses to renege on a bunch of promises 12 hours before the introductory press conference.

will be a good hire for TT. I wonder if returning to aTm would be an option if Turgeon left.

 

[yont sum iss?]

GT is a very good school academically. I would think they are somewhat limited in who they can recruit because of that.

UT is the best job.

If you can put the ball in the rim at a good enough clip, they'll get you in. k:

 

[VOLinthaNATI]

If you can put the ball in the rim at a good enough clip, they'll get you in. k:

How do you know?

 

[yont sum iss?]

How do you know?

I'm not naive.

 

[treedogvol]

lol:

I agree but I'm biased too. Georgia Tech could be a nice grab. ACC School, nice facilities, decent tradtion, and a hotbed for talent in your backyard

lol:you would look good with a pink ribbon in your hair and a rose in your mouth:crazy::cray:lol:eace2:

 

[codybain13]

Georgia Tech def. They have a pretty good traditional program, they have big time recruits in their neighborhood and have nice facilities. GT is a very nice place.

 

[VOLinthaNATI]

I'm not naive.

That's a pretty lame response. It would have been better if you said I have no clue.

 

[CardassianVol]

How do you know?

There are college athletes who can't read. Athletes are seemingly what minimum requirements are for. I'm sure the dumb ones wouldn't be doing engineering at GT though.
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