So it seems even many of us that were thinking Muschamp could get this thing turned around (myself included) are now thinking we need to make a change. Who do we try to get? I think there needs to be someone that would be invested in the program and be willing to stay at least 10 years (if successful). Not someone that will use it as a stepping stone (like Tom Herman). Some of the hot names when we were looking at and several of the anti-Muschamp crowd wanted, have not turned out so hot. I think it is tough picking the next coach at a University that, with the exception of the Spurrier years, has a pretty mediocre history. It has shown to be tough at schools with a strong history, much less one without. I am curious to see who some think may be a good fit. Some suggested Dino Babers after he beat Clemson, hindsight being what it is he may not make it at Syracuse. Tom Herman may be available after this year if he does not start winning bigger at Texas, but would everyone that wanted him, still want him? Everyone that comes to mind for me would be here until a bigger program comes calling. Let's hear some names and your reasoning behind them.
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