Coaches no longer get enjoyment out of coaching at the big time schools.
After Jimbo's comments to a fan, a few ex-coaches have been on ESPNU radio answering questions about how no coach that loves coaching should want to go to a big time program.
One example was about the OSU vs Penn St game and how Meyer has an amazing record at OSU, yet the fans' expectations are so high that he feels relief after a win, not joy.
Same thing for coach Saban. Relief after wins. Not enjoyment.
Just goes to prove anyone that claimed that college football was a business were right.
And work 18 hour days sometimes, travel constantly, and miss many children and family events?I wish I had a job where I got stressed for 3 hours each week for 3 months out of the year and was paid millions for it.
The pay is great but you GREATLY underestimate how many hours these guys work even during the off season.I wish I had a job where I got stressed for 3 hours each week for 3 months out of the year and was paid millions for it.
I wish I had a job where I got stressed for 3 hours each week for 3 months out of the year and was paid millions for it.
The pay is great but you GREATLY underestimate how many hours these guys work even during the off season.
You're kidding, right?I wish I had a job where I got stressed for 3 hours each week for 3 months out of the year and was paid millions for it.
I guarantee you that Saban does not feel relief after wins due to fan expectations. You have no idea how those guys think, and what they are motivated by.Coaches no longer get enjoyment out of coaching at the big time schools.
After Jimbo's comments to a fan, a few ex-coaches have been on ESPNU radio answering questions about how no coach that loves coaching should want to go to a big time program.
One example was about the OSU vs Penn St game and how Meyer has an amazing record at OSU, yet the fans' expectations are so high that he feels relief after a win, not joy.
Same thing for coach Saban. Relief after wins. Not enjoyment.
Just goes to prove anyone that claimed that college football was a business were right.
It's actually interesting timing. Our bowl streak ended after 35 years as well.This bodes well for their 35 year bowl streak.
And work 18 hour days sometimes, travel constantly, and miss many children and family events?
Don't disagree with you at all. Not something I would personally ever want though. Pressure, stress, hours, and lack of family/free time wouldn't be worth the money for me personally.Coaching is far from the only profession where you do those things. And they are extremely well compensated for it, unlike many others.
Don't disagree with you at all. Not something I would personally ever want though. Pressure, stress, hours, and lack of family/free time wouldn't be worth the money for me personally.
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Not against us it didn'tThe Vols offense has looked pedestrian for years, and FSU starting to look the same. .
Not against us it didn't
Not a fair comparison. Look at what Tenn has done against elite competition. Their offense can't compete. Has been re-hashed endlessly on this board but innovative offenses that get their athletes in space are the future.
Personally, I think they are starting to look like Tennessee, with an outdated version of the spread. The Vols offense has looked pedestrian for years, and FSU starting to look the same. Need a more dynamic offense.
It's actually interesting timing. Our bowl streak ended after 35 years as well.
Don’t care. They were playing Boston College.
Lol. Let's analyze everything to death until my brain explodes...
Uhh dumbass. I sarcastically said Florida St looks good......eeesh to which you replied with a 2 pararagraph response about offense and a comparison to Tennessee. Pretty sure you are the one doing the overanalysis. Florida’s St was beaten by BC by 32. Period. Go back to cheering for UCF
And work 18 hour days sometimes, travel constantly, and miss many children and family events?
You mean like the men and women in the service who are putting their lives on the line on a daily basis for a small fraction of what these coaches make? Is that who you're talking about?