Is the Perception of USF Becoming a "Coaching Graveyard?"

[Plantation Pete]

Maybe it's too early to tell but there's no doubt the mess Woolard has created gives established head coaches pause to even consider the USF job.

Time to invest in one of these and save some money...

http://www.internationalrevolvingdoors.com/

[Paisa el Toro]

Maybe it's too early to tell but there's no doubt the mess Woolard has created gives established head coaches pause to even consider the USF job.

Time to invest in one of these and save some money...

http://www.internati...lvingdoors.com/

Lol, after only our 2nd head coach, who may or may not be fired at the end of the season. Suffering from a bit of schadenfreude, Mizzou?

[thebouncer1898]

USF has had two coaches....Not exactly a graveyard.

[Plantation Pete]

USF has had two coaches....Not exactly a graveyard.

All that means is there is plenty of room for fresh graves.

[thebouncer1898]

USF has had two coaches....Not exactly a graveyard.

All that means is there is plenty of room for fresh graves.

What?

[Orlando Bull]

Nope... I still think USF is the ideal opportunity for an up-and-coming coach. Just not this coach.

[thatboykane]

yes, for people that don't know how to coach, i.e. elmer fudd aka skip holtz.

[usfbullrider]

Usf is a good gig. Especially since we've bottommed out as far as w/l ratio goes.

[Apis Bull]

Thanks for the laugh this morning. I needed that. Ha ha, coaching graveyard, ha, ha, ha (You have to picture my amusement)

[cmhatter]

USF is a great opportunity for a coach. It will be interesting to see what coach can come in an win us a conference title.