If you're going by "fan base", then the answer's probably "No" for all of them.
When Muschamp's name first surfaced, the Florida fan boards were full of people pitching a fit about the Gators "settling" for someone who'd never been a head coach, blah blah blah. A lot of Gator fans thought Stoops, Petersen, Harbaugh would crawl over dead bodies to get to Gainesville & were shocked/horrified UF was taking a "flyer" on a coordinator with no head coaching experience.
That sentiment began turning when links to some of the Texas fan boards were posted - Texas fans were apoplectic about losing Muschamp (yes, even though Texas was 5-7 last year). Figuring "if they're that upset, maybe we did OK here," people began reading up on the new guy & gradually came to believe the Gators did well.
IMO, something very similar is happening here with Coach Kill - it started out with "We had to settle, this isn't what we were told was going to happen" to "Hey, this guy's a good football coach" as we got to know him.
