When was the last time there was not a HC opening in the SEC?

[dawgstudent]

There are going to be zero openings as it stands now.

 

[HailStout]

I post this so we can all take pride in our coaching stability

Even AI can’t tell us and Ole Miss apart.

 

[MSTerritoryDog]

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I post this so we can all take pride in our coaching stability

Even AI can’t tell us and Ole Miss apart.

AI is very questionable for fact-finding. Your example is perfect. It’s better suited for breaking through writer’s block. That’s where it seems to shine.

 

[Willow Grove Dawg]

There are going to be zero openings as it stands now.

Maybe the NFL coaching carousel will create an opening in the SEC

 

[Perd Hapley]

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I post this so we can all take pride in our coaching stability

Even AI can’t tell us and Ole Miss apart.

Luke and Moorhead were both fired after 2019 season. Moorhead technically was early 2020, but Luke wasn’t, I don’t think.

 

[Dawgg]

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I post this so we can all take pride in our coaching stability

Even AI can’t tell us and Ole Miss apart.

On top of that, both Alabama and LSU have had a coaching change since 2019.

And some of you guys are so 17ing scared of AI.

 

[Howiefeltersnstch]

Nobody can afford to hire a whole team and pay a buy out at the sane time

 

[pseudonym]

With the impact of rev share on budgets uncertain, schools are less eager to pay buyouts and offer contracts to new coaches. They would rather kick the can until things are more clear.

 

[ZombieKissinger]

It’s so big now with such high turnover that it seems like it’ll be incredibly rare going forward. I guessed 1991 to 1992 and it appears there weren’t coaching changes going into that season, but I have no idea if it’s happened since. Feels like at least 2-3 per year most years