How would you rank the coaching jobs in the ACC? The most desirable?

[saturdaysarebetter]

Whenever there are head coach openings in the Big Ten and SEC you always hear about what a great coaching job that is and it's yada yada number best coaching job in the country.

How would you rank the coaching jobs in the ACC? Which is the most desirable? The least desirable?

 

[PIBuckeye]

Whenever there are head coach openings in the Big Ten and SEC you always hear about what a great coaching job that is and it's yada yada number best coaching job in the country.

How would you rank the coaching jobs in the ACC? Which is the most desirable? The least desirable?

can you list the jobs?

 

[dtgold88]

can you list the jobs?

guessing he means all of them (every team)?

Miami probably most desirable IMO.

 

[PIBuckeye]

guessing he means all of them (every team)?

Miami probably most desirable IMO.

oh.. I thought he meant rank the current open coaching jobs in the ACC.......

 

[dtgold88]

oh.. I thought he meant rank the current open coaching jobs in the ACC.......

I'm only guessing so that could be what he meant.

 

[saturdaysarebetter]

Yes, generally regardless if vacant or not.

 

[963BUSC]

guessing he means all of them (every team)?

Miami probably most desirable IMO.

Lots of pressure at Miami to win still. And you are recruiting against Florida, FSU, etc. Not sure if they have realistic view of what a good coach can do.

Really right now I think any coach can win in the ACC, (except maybe the California schools). I'd probably go with Boston College, some history to build on and really you could get a fairly good team just locking down New England without a ton of recruiting competition. And you could probably survive a couple of building years more easily than at a Miami.

 

[Xeliou66]

FSU and Miami are probably the most desirable given their program histories and the fertile recruiting ground of Florida.