Kevin13

November 18th, 2016 at 4:54 PM ^

right now and I doubt there are going to be a lot of high profile jobs open next year. Go to Purdue, which is Big 10, have some decent success and he could make another jump or just be happy doing a good job there for a few more years until he retires. I think it would be a good move for him.

Yooper

November 18th, 2016 at 6:26 PM ^

Not so sure about that.  His age along disqualifies him from most jobs.  He is seen in most circles as someone who underachieved in recent years and is decidedly on the downslope of his career, which eliminates a bunch more schools.  He is not going to take a job that doesn't pay Power 5 dollars.  The options for him will be very limited.  

SeattleWolverine

November 18th, 2016 at 11:55 PM ^

Everything you say is true, but he also went 114-34 at LSU. That's a 77% winning percentage over that period, which is better than that of 60 of the other 63 (Alabama, OSU and TCU) Power5 schools during the time he was at LSU. I don't know. That's a lot of winning. Quirky but well liked by fans, no major NCAA issues, hires good assistants. I mean, he's not who I would hire. He's probably not going to get hired by a Texas but I think he can get a job like UCLA or something that is clearly superior to Purdue. 

Mattb_22

November 18th, 2016 at 6:40 PM ^

This feels like a Dennis Erickson to ASU, or  a Charlie Weis to Kansas, or a Brady Hoke to anywhere type of bad idea, but I am all for it in every which way.