The Worst Coaching Jobs of 2023
Yesterday, I tackled the best coaching jobs this season in college football. Now it's time to take a look at the worst.
1. Lincoln Riley, USC
— He hasn’t fixed the defense and won’t go to the playoff with the best QB he’s ever had. He could be a glorified Offensive Coordinator.
2. Brian Kelly, LSU
— The defense is a disaster, and fans will cling to the fact he inherited a depleted roster, but things should be better on that end in year two, and they aren’t.
3. Mario Cristobal, Miami
— He has to make the list simply for blowing the Georgia Tech game. That was inexcusable and ruins an otherwise good season. We should be celebrating a 6-1 team; instead we are still shaking our heads at 5-2.
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4. Sam Pittman, Arkansas
— Things are getting very ugly at Arkansas, and firing Dan Enos is a sign that the heat is on. 2-6 overall and 0-5 in conference is terrible.
5. Shane Beamer, South Carolina
— The momentum of last year is completely dead, and 2-5 could end up 4-8 overall.
Who’s missing?