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CFN: 2013 Coaching Five-Year Plan

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College Football News posted a ranking of coaches who it feels are best for a five-year plan.

 

"It's simple: you have to hire a coach for your program with a five-year plan to build it up. Who'd be the best coach to take? No, this isn't a ranking of the best coaches in college football right now; this is a ranking of who'd be best to take over and be in for the relative long haul."

 

http://cfn.scout.com/2/1282032.html

 

21.Willie Taggart, South Florida
Career Record: 16-20
One of the hottest young coaches in the game, he went from doing a fantastic job with the Stanford running backs to doing wonders with a Western Kentucky program that needed a big overhaul. While he didn’t win any Sun Belt titles, he got the Hilltoppers to a bowl game last season and put together some talented teams and left the cupboard full for Bobby Petrino.

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Coach T himself said there is no 5 year plan. We need to win now. 

 

Given that, of course there is a 5-year inherent in coaching, given that you need your recruits, you need them to learn the system, etc. Your mandate is to win now, but it's not 100% your team. 

 

I certainly hope we win now. With Michigan State, UL, and Miami on the schedule, and this being our last year in an AQ conference, winning now is more important than ever. 

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College Football News posted a ranking of coaches who it feels are best for a five-year plan.

 

"It's simple: you have to hire a coach for your program with a five-year plan to build it up. Who'd be the best coach to take? No, this isn't a ranking of the best coaches in college football right now; this is a ranking of who'd be best to take over and be in for the relative long haul."

 

http://cfn.scout.com/2/1282032.html

 

21.Willie Taggart, South Florida

Career Record: 16-20

One of the hottest young coaches in the game, he went from doing a fantastic job with the Stanford running backs to doing wonders with a Western Kentucky program that needed a big overhaul. While he didn’t win any Sun Belt titles, he got the Hilltoppers to a bowl game last season and put together some talented teams and left the cupboard full for Bobby Petrino.

 

 

The whole list, in case anyone's interested. Check out #116. Booyah!!

 

1. Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M

2. Urban Meyer, Ohio State

3. Nick Saban, Alabama

4. Les Miles, LSU

5. Brian Kelly, Notre Dame

6. Bob Stoops, Oklahoma

7. Brady Hoke, Michigan

8. Bobby Petrino, Western Kentucky

9. Chris Petersen, Boise State

10. Charlie Strong, Louisville

11. Gary Patterson, TCU

12. Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern

13. David Shaw, Stanford

14. Art Briles, Baylor

15. Mark Hudspeth, Louisiana

16. Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State

17. James Franklin, Vanderbilt

18. Larry Fedora, North Carolina

19. Dabo Swinney, Clemson

20. Bronco Mendenhall, BYU

21. Willie Taggart, South Florida

22. Jim Mora Jr., UCLA

23. Mark Dantonio, Michigan State

24. Bill O’Brien, Penn State

25. Dave Doeren, NC State

26. Jimbo Fisher, Florida State

27. Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss

28. Mark Helfrich, Oregon

29. Mike MacIntyre, Colorado

30. Al Golden, Miami

31. Lane Kiffin, USC

32. Tim DeRuyter, Fresno State

33. Will Muschamp, Florida

34. Butch Jones, Tennessee

35. Bryan Harsin, Arkansas State

36. Mark Richt, Georgia

37. Bo Pelini, Nebraska

38. Gary Andersen, Wisconsin

39. Bobby Wilder, Old Dominion

40. Steve Sarkisian, Washington

41. Rich Rodriguez, Arizona

42. Bret Bielema, Arkansas

43. Dan Mullen, Mississippi State

44. Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech

45. Troy Calhoun, Air Force

46. Todd Graham, Arizona State

47. Kyle Flood, Rutgers

48. Kevin Wilson, Indiana

49. Mike London, Virginia

50. Darrell Hazell, Purdue

51. Paul Rhoads, Iowa State

52. Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech

53. Tommy Tuberville, Cincinnati

54. Randy Edsall, Maryland

55. Dana Holgorsen, West Virginia

56. Gus Malzahn, Auburn

57. Todd Monken, Southern Miss

58. Paul Chryst, Pitt

59. Ron Caragher, San Jose State

60. Ken Niumatalolo, Navy

61. Dave Clawson, Bowling Green

62. Matt Campbell, Toledo

63. Bill Blankenship, Tulsa

64. Dave Christensen, Wyoming

65. Kyle Whittingham, Utah

66. Pete Lembo, Ball State

67. Garrick McGee, UAB

68. Sean Kugler, UTEP

69. Gary Pinkel, Missouri

70. Jim McElwain, Colorado State

71. Mark Stoops, Kentucky

72. Skip Holtz, Louisiana Tech

73. Justin Fuente, Memphis

74. Jerry Kill, Minnesota

75. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa

76. David Cutcliffe, Duke

77. David Baliff, Rice

78. Mack Brown, Texas

79. Charlie Weis, Kansas

80. Doc Holliday, Marshall

81. Bob Davie, New Mexico

82. Matt Wells, Utah State

83. Todd Berry, ULM

84. Mike Riley, Oregon State

85. Steve Addazio, Boston College

86. Rod Carey, Northern Illinois

87. Carl Pelini, Florida Atlantic

88. Matt Rhule, Temple

89. Trent Miles, Georgia State

90. Paul Haynes, Kent State

91. Ruffin McNeill, East Carolina

92. Curtis Johnson, Tulane

93. June Jones, SMU

94. Brian Polian, Nevada

95. Scott Shafer, Syracuse

96. Mike Leach, Washington State

97. Dennis Franchione, Texas State

98. Ron English, Eastern Michigan

99. Paul Petrino, Idaho

100. P.J. Fleck, Western Michigan

101. Terry Bowden, Akron

102. Ron Turner, FIU

103. Tony Levine, Houston

104. Doug Martin, New Mexico State

105. Joey Jones, South Alabama

106. Don Treadwell, Miami University

107. Sonny Dykes, California

108. Rocky Long, San Diego State

109. Charley Molnar, Massachusetts

110. Dan Enos, Central Michigan

111. Rick Stockstill, Middle Tennessee

112. Jeff Quinn, Buffalo

113. Jim Grobe, Wake Forest

114. Bobby Hauck, UNLV

115. Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech

116. George O’Leary, UCF

117. Tim Beckman, Illinois

118. Paul Pasqualoni, Connecticut

119. Larry Blakeney, Troy

120. Dan McCarney, North Texas

121. Rich Ellerson, Army

122. Larry Coker, UTSA

123. Steve Spurrier, South Carolina

124. Frank Solich, Ohio

125. Bill Snyder, Kansas State

126. Norm Chow, Hawaii

 

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Oh wow, look who's #72, maybe UCF should try to steal him away.

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iT'S 27....oops  ADHD---yeah 72...  :roflmao:

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Dyslexia and ADHD? You've got it all covered.

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Dyslexia and ADHD? You've got it all covered.

    Now I hope that Willie T and the new coaching staff have USF Football Covered. 

 

I like what I am hearing and  hopefully USF will be able to pull in quality recruits and we get some qualified depth in all our positions,  offense and defense

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My teams did alright on this list.

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Just win

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Bobby Petrino at #8? In terms of coaches likely to be in it for the long haul? He has two years of winning and he's on to bigger things, let's be real.

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