There's a lot of really good coaches in football right now. Campbell probably doesn't have much distance between him and the 20th ranked. Like I think you could argue him over the 5 right above him.Opened this article up loaded for bear and expecting to find 5-10 spots higher to put CMC. Couldn't. I think he will be higher before long but probably right for now.
Nothing that getting to the Big XII title game won't fix.
Said damn near same thing, clearly you are a ducking geneous.There's a lot of really good coaches in football right now. Campbell probably doesn't have much distance between him and the 20th ranked. Like I think you could argue him over the 5 right above him.
Opened this article up loaded for bear and expecting to find 5-10 spots higher to put CMC. Couldn't. I think he will be higher before long but probably right for now.
Nothing that getting to the Big XII title game won't fix.
Good point. Imo, any coach that can still win 7-8 games every year at a place like Iowa State is no doubt top 25.It’s funny to me how after one average season, in which we had about about as bad of luck as you can have, Campbell has “hit his ceiling”. It took Snyder seven seasons to hit 10 wins, and Frank Beamer nine at Va Tech! First, we have to establish ourselves as a perennial bowl team, then let’s take the next step. If we keep developing we’ll get there.
Kelly has won big at multiple stops as a head coach plus not sure if he can get the same recruits in the door at ND. Bronco won at a pretty good clip at BYU and when he went to UVA I didn't expect him to succeed but he has which is pretty impressive. I'm with you on Stoops. The overall list is pretty impressive mostly with coaches that have won big over a long period and/ or at multiple schools.CMC should have at least been rated above Mendenhal and Stoops. There's a few head scratchers in the list, biggest being Kelly at #5.
I hope someday the negative statement "at a place like Iowa State" goes away.Good point. Imo, any coach that can still win 7-8 games every year at a place like Iowa State is no doubt top 25.
I'm not completely sold on Riley either he's not been a HC anywhere else - how successful would he be at programs like Rutgers, Kansas, Oregon State, Vandy or Wake Forest?I'm not a big fan of Lincoln Riley. His defenses suck and he can't win a NY6 game because of it.
Bringing in Grinch was a good move but that D still has a long way to go.
I do too. We’re at least on our way there I believe.I hope someday the negative statement "at a place like Iowa State" goes away.
Mendenhall is a good coach. Seems like he's a football CEO type of guy.Kelly has won big at multiple stops as a head coach plus not sure if he can get the same recruits in the door at ND. Bronco won at a pretty good clip at BYU and when he went to UVA I didn't expect him to succeed but he has which is pretty impressive. I'm with you on Stoops. The overall list is pretty impressive mostly with coaches that have won big over a long period and/ or at multiple schools.
I'm not completely sold on Riley either he's not been a HC anywhere else - how successful would he be at programs like Rutgers, Kansas, Oregon State, Vandy or Wake Forest?
Under Grinch the OU D jumped from atrocious to second in the conference in total defense.I'm not a big fan of Lincoln Riley. His defenses suck and he can't win a NY6 game because of it.
Bringing in Grinch was a good move but that D still has a long way to go.