Four American coaches made the list... I think Montgomery should have been included.

Coaching in the college football ranks is no easy task. The pressure to win and produce at a high level is higher than ever before. And as a result of the pressure, programs can't wait for five seasons to give a coach time to produce a winning record.

Getting the hire right is critical to any college football program.
Change in any college football offseason is inevitable. There will be coaching changes after the 2015 season. So what names might intrigue athletic directors when jobs open up...

http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...hes-061615

Lol 4 rising and breakout coaches in the AAC.

Assuming O'Leary and Tuberville are establish and household name coaches... would be disrespected if they were on this list. Ruffin is probably too established to make a rising coaches list as well.

So 7 quality coaches and... 6 bowl slots? Should be good conference play

There are no rising P5 coaches ready to dominate?

More than half of those coaches will be coaching a P5 school within the next 2-3 years.

4 MAC HC"s listed, 3 from the Western Division and NIU's is not included. 3-1 vs P5 programs the last 2 years and a 23-5 overall record.


Buffalo's HC hasn't coached a single game and he's in the top 15?

(06-17-2015 12:23 PM)Policiious Wrote:  4 MAC HC"s listed, 3 from the Western Division and NIU's is not included. 3-1 vs P5 programs the last 2 years and a 23-5 overall record.


Buffalo's HC hasn't coached a single game and he's in the top 15?

you seem to be confused by the word rising. It means they're low now but could go high. Rody Carey is 23-6(15-1) with a BCS Bowl appearance after 2+ seasons, how is he going to rise up above that?

(06-17-2015 02:03 PM)perimeterpost Wrote:  

(06-17-2015 12:23 PM)Policiious Wrote:  4 MAC HC"s listed, 3 from the Western Division and NIU's is not included. 3-1 vs P5 programs the last 2 years and a 23-5 overall record.


Buffalo's HC hasn't coached a single game and he's in the top 15?

you seem to be confused by the word rising. It means they're low now but could go high. Rody Carey is 23-6(15-1) with a BCS Bowl appearance after 2+ seasons, how is he going to rise up above that?

By having another double digit win season and being hired by a P5 school?

(06-17-2015 03:02 PM)RedandBlackAttack Wrote:  

(06-17-2015 02:03 PM)perimeterpost Wrote:  

(06-17-2015 12:23 PM)Policiious Wrote:  4 MAC HC"s listed, 3 from the Western Division and NIU's is not included. 3-1 vs P5 programs the last 2 years and a 23-5 overall record.


Buffalo's HC hasn't coached a single game and he's in the top 15?

you seem to be confused by the word rising. It means they're low now but could go high. Rody Carey is 23-6(15-1) with a BCS Bowl appearance after 2+ seasons, how is he going to rise up above that?

By having another double digit win season and being hired by a P5 school?

that's not rising, that's being rewarded for maintaining what he inherited.

Beat Ohio State and Boston College.
Beating the defending National Champion would be considered rising

Don't you have to actually win, you know, one game before you are considered to be on the rise?

#AmericanRising

(06-16-2015 04:11 PM)GoHouston Wrote:  Four American coaches made the list... I think Montgomery should have been included.

Coaching in the college football ranks is no easy task. The pressure to win and produce at a high level is higher than ever before. And as a result of the pressure, programs can't wait for five seasons to give a coach time to produce a winning record.

Getting the hire right is critical to any college football program.
Change in any college football offseason is inevitable. There will be coaching changes after the 2015 season. So what names might intrigue athletic directors when jobs open up...

http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...hes-061615

Soooo.... Let me get this straight. Chad Morris is a first-time, first-year Head Coach, who is taking over a team that went 1-11 last year... And he's set to "dominate." Dominate what, exactly? The basement?

I'm somewhat surprised that Diaco didn't make this list... I mean at least he's got a year worth of experience and a brand-new trophy to motivate his team.