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Oregon State lost one head coach to the Big Ten. As it turns out, the Beavers may be landing a coach from the Big Ten as well.

Wisconsin head coach Gary Andersen will be the new head coach of Oregon State, according to a report from The Portland Tribune. Andersen reportedly was one of five finalists to fill the coaching vacancy at Oregon State after Mike Riley accepted a job offer from Nebraska. The 50-year old head coach is certainly a good fit for Oregon State out west, and it is certainly a surprise to see Wisconsin lose another coach to another power conference program buried in its respective division.

Looks like Auburn could be looking for a new OC, I wonder how much this would affect the "Gus Bus?"

http://www.al.com/auburnfootball/index.ssf/2014/12/auburns_rhett_lashlee_a_candid.html#incart_m-rpt-2

"Auburn offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee has emerged as one of the "top candidates" for the head coaching job at Tulsa, according to 247sports.com."

Good catch, Jamos.  Wow, Tulsa!

Good catch, indeed, J. Tis the season.

Why would anyone want to leave an established Wisconsin program for Oregon State? Bielema a couple years ago and now this. What's going on at Wisky?  ???

There is already a ripple effect from the announcement of Lashlee being in the running for the Tulsa job.

http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2014/12/uab_wr_jamari_staples_postpone.html#incart_river

Auburn is going to pass the ball more in 2015 and I could see Duke, Sammy & someone with this kids frame all having close to 1000 yards.

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This guy is delusional if he thinks D'haquille Williams and Sammy Coates won't be bolting to the NFL.

Too much news for individual threads, so let's consolidate here.

"Oregon State hires Wisconsin’s Gary Andersen"

http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/12/10/oregon-state-hires-wisconsins-gary-andersen/


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Saban made him quit before he even got a chance to play him...  :worship:

Why would anyone want to leave an established Wisconsin program for Oregon State? Bielema a couple years ago and now this. What's going on at Wisky?  ???

 :lol:

Kind of makes you wonder if the Wisconsin team knew about this coaching change before their big loss to Ohio State, eh?  No wonder they didn't show up!

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Rumors are flying, but one that seems most widespread is Kyle Whittingham (Utah) to Michigan.  That's interesting, because Utah is the alma mater of Gary Andersen, who just accepted the Oregon State job.  Could he reverse direction and go to Utah??

C-A-R-O-U-S-E-L    :dunno:

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Surprised you guys haven't updated this thread today:

Muschamp interviewed for the Houston position of HC.  Heard that on Finebaum.  Apparently it's his if he wants it. 

Surprised you guys haven't updated this thread today:

Muschamp interviewed for the Houston position of HC.  Heard that on Finebaum.  Apparently it's his if he wants it. 

This has to be misinformation from his agent. He was a disaster at UF.


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Houston has interviewed former Florida coach Will Muschamp for its open head coaching job, according to the Houston Chronicle.


Muschamp was reportedly connected to defensive coordinator jobs at Auburn and Texas A&M, with murmurs of an opportunity at South Carolina under Steve Spurrier. The former Gators coach has not committed anywhere, though, and it may have paid off with an offer to continue being a head coach with the Cougars.

The ESPN streamer just showed that sources are reporting that Muschamp has narrowed his choice down to the Houston HC job or the Auburn DC job.

That was the same info on Finebaum this afternoon.
Basically, Muschamp can decide if he wants to be a HC, or work for an idiot's husband!

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Muschamp to the barn.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12021731/will-muschamp-agreed-become-auburn-tigers-defensive-coordinator

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Personally I don't think Muschamp is the coach that a lot of folks make him out to be. When he left Texas for the Florida job, head coach, I thought that was a bad move on his part because you don't get a job as a head coach in the SEC West to learn how to become a head coach. I think he will find the job at Auburn to be a real pressure cooker and his anger management isn't the best, not a good recipe for success.

Plus, nobody there even knows how to spell defense.


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Down at the Barn, they think it has something to do with barbed wire and metal fence posts, it helps to keep the goats up.  ;)

Personally I don't think Muschamp is the coach that a lot of folks make him out to be. When he left Texas for the Florida job, head coach, I thought that was a bad move on his part because you don't get a job as a head coach in the SEC West to learn how to become a head coach. I think he will find the job at Auburn to be a real pressure cooker and his anger management isn't the best, not a good recipe for success.

Muschamp is much better than Ellis Johnson but he still has to have players. In previous DC jobs he coached under a defensive minded head coach. Practicing against the HUNH every day in practice is not physical football. I think the barns problem on defense goes deeper than the DC.

Muschamp was DC at Auburn before, under Tuberville.

Ed Zachary!  :lol:

Good.  He gets a chance to fail again. 

Seriously, he wasn't a good match for University of Houston.  They need a offense.  He ain't it!  May he find happiness among the goat humpers!   :worship:

We need SC to add that one to the list. 

Dan Mullen could be emerging as a leading candidate to fill the coaching vacancy at Michigan, according to a Saturday morning report.

Football Scoop reports that Mullen at Mississippi State and UCLA's Jim Mora have likely emerged as Michigan's top two candidates ...

UNLV named Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) High School head coach Tony Sanchez to replace Bobby Hauck.

Tulsa said Baylor offensive coordinator Philip Montgomery was its new hire to replace Bill Blankenship....

Multiple outlets reported Monday that the Bulls will hire Ole Miss linebackers coach Tom Allen as their new defensive coordinator. Per ESPN, an announcement will be made Monday making the hire official...

Bo Pelini agreed to become head coach at Youngstown State on Tuesday, Dec. 16. Pelini's outbursts may have scared off Power 5 teams, but the Youngstown, OH, native is going home to coach the FCS-level Penguins.

http://www.wtvm.com/story/27529222/college-football-coaching-carousel

Nebraska hasn't been happy with their coach since Tom Osborne.  I doubt Mike Riley lasts as long as the last three coaches.


At least Pelini and Solich won over 70% of their games.  Pelini had three 10 win seasons and four 9 win seasons but never won a championship.  Solich won a Big12 championship, played in a BCSCG, had a 12-1 season, had at least 9 wins in 5 out of 6 seasons, but never won a national championship.  He's been coaching at Ohio since.