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No way Brent Venables gets the OU head coaching job

Started by Stephen Greene, June 08, 2017, 12:43:07 pm

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No, Venables won't get it
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Yes, he will get it
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Stephen Greene

He won't get the OU job, or any head coaching job for that matter.


Ever

GoHogs1091

Quote from: Stephen Greene on June 08, 2017, 12:43:07 pm
He won't get the OU job, or any head coaching job for that matter.


Ever

He probably will get a Head Coach job at some point at either Clemson, Florida, Tennessee, or Texas A&M.  I think the possibility he won't be the Head Coach at his Alma Mater, Kansas State, is high because it is not a big enough of a Head Coach job for him.

Here is what should be considered.

Bob Stoops at OU with Venables.

139 wins  (avg. 10.69 wins per season)    4 National Championship games    1 National Championship

It should be kept in mind that Venables was the Associate Head Coach for some of those years.

Bob Stoops at OU without Venables

51 wins (avg. 10.2 wins per season)    0 National Championship games

The wins per season average for Stoops went down and the National Championship aspect decreased after Venables left.

Clemson with Venables

60 wins (avg. 12 wins per season)   2 National Championship games   1 National Championship

 

Jim Harris

"We've been trying to build a program on a 7-8 win per season business model .... We upgraded the Business Model." -- John Tyson

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Stephen Greene

Quote from: Jim Harris on June 08, 2017, 02:03:15 pm
He'll get the Arkansas job after next season.

Brent Venables MIGHT get the Bacone College job

MAYBE!

DeltaBoy

Quote from: Stephen Greene on June 08, 2017, 12:43:07 pm
He won't get the OU job, or any head coaching job for that matter.


Ever
He should .
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