B1G vs SEC

[Ope3]

I do think people underrate the top jobs of the ACC and Big 12

Certain schools have the money.
If the money is equal and the path is easier some of those jobs are very good

Not having to deal with a monster such as Ohio St (and/or others similar) could certainly be a plausible reason to consider a move for a Coach (HC or Asst) to the ACC or Big 12.

 

[Some guy]

Not having to deal with a monster such as Ohio St (and/or others similar) could certainly be a plausible reason to consider a move for a Coach (HC or Asst) to the ACC or Big 12.

And there are also human dynamics too.
People aren’t going to do what’s worse for them and their family just to be “big ten” or “sec”

Obviously the money makes those two better for people for the most part. But there are a lot of factors.
Clemson is still a better job than Purdue.
Oklahoma state is still a better job than Mississippi state

 

[Full Speed Ahead]

Case closed. The SEC is definatly below the B1G - we're on top, we win.

 

[MaxyJR1]

And there are also human dynamics too.
People aren’t going to do what’s worse for them and their family just to be “big ten” or “sec”

Obviously the money makes those two better for people for the most part. But there are a lot of factors.
Clemson is still a better job than Purdue.
Oklahoma state is still a better job than Mississippi state

68 Power Jobs give or take. Family, kids, spouse, ability to relate and recruit, familiarity, culture, they all play a big role in where to be.

Allen is going to Clemson from Penn State as it's close to his daughters who are in the Carolinas.
Kirk C. left here twice wanting to be out East.
Rutgers had gotten guys from here due to guys wanting to go back East.

Lincon Riley was an odd move IMO, but I think that USC was more a lure than avoiding the SEC.

Jobs in general are hard to come by and very competitive.