2019-20 college football coaching carousel

I realize they're moving to the new stadium next year, but how does UNLV get better candidates than SEC jobs? I think Fresno is a better job than UNLV and even New Mexico has the advantage that you don't have as much competition for sports dollars.

 

That Aranda even considered UNLV makes me question his smarts. He's the sort of assistant that a number of high end P5's might seriously consider.

 

You haven't been paying attention to the UNM mess...the school is broke and the athletic department is even more in arrears. So much so that the academic side has put a lien on the athletic side for something like $750K a year, and the athletic side can't even come up with that.

Honestly, the football program is facing an existential crisis. There is a move afoot to sell the stadium to the red-hot local minor league soccer team.

They'll be lucky to get a HS coach to replace Davie.

 

I realize NM doesn't have a Phil Knight or anything - but also I figure a coach with a decent recruiting pipeline for a particular type of player - jucos, overlooked HSers who blossom only in their senior years, - could go 8-4 and a couple of years later land a better gig.

 

Arroyo to UNLV.
Marcus Arroyo Named New Football Head Coach - University of Nevada Las Vegas Athletics

 

They’re a true hot mess.

Son was looking closely at UNM and then they dropped men’s soccer. His academics put him in position for a full ride and the coach was looking for him to walk on.

Because they’re in C-USA for soccer, they had to fly everywhere. Was such a money loser.

 

Taggart to FAU.
Addazio to Colorado State.

 

Boston to the Fort.
Culture shock for 400 Alex.

 

Shawn Clark to lead App State.

Source: Shawn Clark to be named App State head coach on Friday

 

I told you guys that UNLV was going to be a little more appealing than you thought. They have a $40 million football building that opened last month and they are going to move into the Raiders stadium. I'm not saying Arroyo is going to win big or win at all, but a coach with Pac-12 ties that can recruit out west and hit the transfer portal can get some positive things done there.

 

"We're gonna be Boise State - but in a town that is warm and fun."

 

Why would Colorado State, which has just built a new stadium, hire a guy who in six years at BC never finished above third in this division. And has never coached west of the state of Indiana?