GO4INLALALAND
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I know that there are a lot of people on here who disagree with Tubby's firing. I, myself, agree with the firing, believing it was time for a change. Nothing against Tubby personally, but I do think that the game has passed him. This leads me to my question about whether people on this board think that Tubby will get another hc gig. I think that one can get a pretty good idea about whether a head coach is past his prime when no other program wants to hire said head coach.
Take Mason for instance, at the time of his firing a lot of people on here (and in the media, i.e. Mark Mays) disagreed with the firing. I, again, agreed with the termination. In addition, I think Macturi's decision to terminate Mason was validated when no FBS program hired Mason.*
In this instance, there are columnists and coaches (namely Izzo) who are coming out strongly against Tubby's firing. However, if Tubby is not given another HC gig, I think Norwood's decision to fire Tubby will be validated. Obviously, if Teague brings in a new HC that wins a national championship his decision will look like a stroke of genius.
*Yes, Brewster was a dumpster fire, but that is not the point of this thread.
Take Mason for instance, at the time of his firing a lot of people on here (and in the media, i.e. Mark Mays) disagreed with the firing. I, again, agreed with the termination. In addition, I think Macturi's decision to terminate Mason was validated when no FBS program hired Mason.*
In this instance, there are columnists and coaches (namely Izzo) who are coming out strongly against Tubby's firing. However, if Tubby is not given another HC gig, I think Norwood's decision to fire Tubby will be validated. Obviously, if Teague brings in a new HC that wins a national championship his decision will look like a stroke of genius.
*Yes, Brewster was a dumpster fire, but that is not the point of this thread.
