Qualifications to take over USF Head Coach Job

[Friscobull]

31 minutes ago, Brad said:

We get paid per the contract he signed with us.  Unfortunately his buyout is a lot less than our end of it.  

Understood however my obvious point is I would rather have a successful coach leave with a few dollars coming in from his next stop then  an unsuccessful one leave and we have to pay him millions.  If they leave of their own volition it is the definition of a successful hire IMO. 

[Brad]

Gotcha.  Thanks for your clarification.  

[FazaUSF]

My top 2 which will never be hired are Jim Leavitt and Deion Sanders. So in absence of either of those, how about these ideas for debate:

Jon Sumrall

Curt Cignetti

Jeff Traylor

Shawn Clark

 

[Rocky Style]

13 minutes ago, FazaUSF said:

My top 2 which will never be hired are Jim Leavitt and Deion Sanders.

Agreed but hey you never know.

[Brad]

Jim Leavitt is the clear path forward so therefore…
 

Not a lot of great options. 

[thekidnapper]

On 11/16/2022 at 12:19 AM, Brad said:

Jim Leavitt is the clear path forward so therefore…
 

Not a lot of great options. 

Is that because of the limited candidates with Florida recruiting ties? I was curious if people would be happy with a successful coach who hires great recruiters. 

[Bulls On Parade]

Younger, under 45

Intense and vocal type

NIL experience preferred 

Offensive minded but with good DC contacts 

Prior hc experience at college level

Great recruiter doesn't necessarily need Florida contacts