With all th new SEC coaching hires

[oh yeah]

seemingly getting great reviews. Which coach do you think will be the first one fired because he didn't live up to the initial outstanding rating?

 

[UpTheMiddlex3Punt]

Next year could be the first year since I don't know when that there are no head coaching changes in the SEC.

 

[johnson86-1]

seemingly getting great reviews. Which coach do you think will be the first one fired because he didn't live up to the initial outstanding rating?

Not sure he is eligible because of the "initial outstanding rating" part, but Luke. In another two years, they'll figure they can get a better coach with the NCAA stuff behind them. He doesn't even have to be atrocious. Just not good. I think he's out if he doesn't win 6 games in 2019.

I think Morris has one of the most difficult jobs; just don't think Bert's players are going to be a good fit for him and so it may take him a while to get going. But Arkansas may be a little more patient with him.

Mullen is probably on the tightest leash, but I expect him to be successful. He just needs to win 9 games in 2020 and look like the trend is up.

Tennessee may have learned their lesson now, so I think they maybe are more likely to give him time?

 

[missouridawg]

Next year could be the first year since I don't know when that there are no head coaching changes in the SEC.

Derek Mason and Stoops could both be in trouble

 

[bulldognation]

Luke may get an extended honeymoon since he literally will bleed red and blue, but they're making that joke a millionaire in the process. So who's the bigger fool? Ole Miss or Luke?