around the country to po-dunk towns and beg high schoolers and their families when at the pro level you just show up at the practice facility and coach whomever your GM signs, especially when you've been doing that for 20+ years. Its 2 completely different jobs, more people want to go from the college level to the pro level instead of the other way around. Pete Carroll was a unique and rare situation.


>>but I think a lot of these dudes are college fans so they
>see
>>it as an honor to be mentioned for a college gig.
>
>Nope . I’d never make this argument for your or my alma
>mater or Alabama or Georgia or Texas or Clemson.
>
>Tomlin is absolutely right about him having a nice gig though.
> Eleven point 5 million a year and the job security is better
>in Pittsburgh bc the standards are way lower.
>
>Lincoln Riley will get fired if he doesn’t win a playoff
>game in 6 seasons.