College football hot seat coaches

College football hot seat rankings: Scott Frost, Herm Edwards under more pressure, CBS Sports says · Doug Martin | NMSU · Butch Davis | FIU · Herm. College football coaches who are on the hot seat · Tom Arth, Akron · Dino Babers, Syracuse · Walt Bell, UMass · Jeff Brohm, Purdue · Geoff Collins. College Football Hot Seat for (With Buyouts Replacements) · Scott Satterfield – Louisville · Herm Edwards – Arizona State · Dino Babers – Syracuse · Seth.

 · College football coaches currently on the hot seat What a difference a year makes. One year ago, college coaches weren't sure if there was going to even be a season, let alone able to properly.  · The epitome of mid-level Group of Five stability for more than a decade, Middle Tennessee is struggling for relevance, and Rick Stockstill might be on the hot seat for the first time in his career. The year-old former longtime Clemson assistant is beloved across college football, has wins and nine bowl appearances over 15 years as head coach, and recently .  · Hot Seat Rankings: Dan Mullen makes debut with Chip Kelly, Justin Fuente among coaches heating up These college football coaches better watch their backs through the end of the seasonAuthor: Dennis Dodd.

6. College football hot seat: Jimmy Lake, Washington When Chris Petersen stepped away from leading the Washington Huskies, it appeared as if things would be just fine when Jimmy Lake took over as. Hot Seat Rankings: Dan Mullen makes debut with Chip Kelly, Justin Fuente among coaches heating up These college football coaches better watch their backs through the end of the season. The epitome of mid-level Group of Five stability for more than a decade, Middle Tennessee is struggling for relevance, and Rick Stockstill might be on the hot seat for the first time in his career. The year-old former longtime Clemson assistant is beloved across college football, has wins and nine bowl appearances over 15 years as head coach, and recently made a six-figure donation to the university.

Which coaches are on the hottest seats and under the most pressure after Week 11 of the college football season? This might be different. After a losing season in , the start seemed promising with a strong defense and an offense that could just get by. Now at , losing at Miami would put the pressure on to another level, and look out if Virginia Tech does the unthinkable and loses to Virginia for the second time in three seasons. The five-game losing streak has been beyond brutal.