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CBS Sports ranks Big Ten football coaches based on job security for 2025, with Luke Fickell of Wisconsin considered most at risk, followed by Lincoln Riley of USC and others, highlighting the pressure on coaches to succeed in the upcoming season.
CBS Sports ranked college football head coaches' job security for the 2025 season, highlighting Virginia Tech's Brent Pry as the hottest seat and Dabo Swinney of Clemson as the most secure, with most ACC coaches facing varying levels of pressure based on recent performance and expectations.
As the college football season nears its end, several coaching positions are under scrutiny, with five jobs already open. Florida's Billy Napier is confirmed safe, but the coaching carousel is expected to be unpredictable due to the new 12-team College Football Playoff and transfer portal dynamics. Coaches like Mack Brown and Ryan Walters face uncertain futures, while others like Dave Aranda and Sam Pittman have seen their situations improve. The upcoming playoff and transfer portal opening add to the volatility, potentially affecting coaching decisions and opportunities.
As the 2023 NFL season reaches its halfway point, several head coaches find themselves on the hot seat. Among them are Mike McCarthy of the Cowboys, Brian Daboll of the Giants, Dennis Allen of the Saints, Frank Reich of the Panthers, Jonathan Gannon of the Cardinals, Arthur Smith of the Falcons, Bill Belichick of the Patriots, Brandon Staley of the Chargers, Todd Bowles of the Buccaneers, Ron Rivera of the Commanders, and Matt Eberflus of the Bears. Belichick, despite being the most accomplished coach of all time, is facing scrutiny due to the Patriots' recent struggles since Tom Brady's departure.
The 2023 Hot Seat Rankings for college football coaches are out, and while no coaches have been fired yet this season, two coaches, Sam Pittman of Arkansas and Tom Allen of Indiana, are in danger of losing their jobs. However, their high buyout amounts make their firings unlikely. Notable names like Jim Harbaugh, Dabo Swinney, and Lincoln Riley are facing testing circumstances but are not in immediate danger. The rankings provide insight into the pressure and expectations faced by coaches earning high salaries.
CBS Sports has released its 2023 College Football Hot Seat Rankings, highlighting coaches who could be fighting for their jobs in the upcoming season. The list includes notable names such as Jimbo Fisher of Texas A&M and Butch Jones of Arkansas State. Other coaches on the hot seat include Tom Allen of Indiana, Neal Brown of West Virginia, Danny Gonzales of New Mexico, Dino Babers of Syracuse, and Mike Bloomgren of Rice. Additionally, CBS Sports also mentioned coaches whose seats are "getting warmer," including Mel Tucker of Michigan State. The 2023 college football season kicks off in late August.
The 2023 College Football Hot Seat Rankings evaluate the job security of all 133 FBS coaches, with eight coaches currently rated 4 or higher on the hot seat. Over the past five years, 70% of coaches rated 4 or worse in the preseason eventually lost their jobs. Notable coaches on the hot seat include Dino Babers of Syracuse, Neal Brown of West Virginia, and Jimbo Fisher of Texas A&M. The rankings provide insight into the pressure and expectations facing college football coaches as the season approaches.
CBS Sports has released its annual Hot Seat Rankings for college football coaches entering the 2023 season. The rankings highlight coaches who are at risk of losing their jobs, with a focus on those rated as 4s (start improving now) or 5s (win or be fired). Last year, seven out of eight coaches on the list were let go. Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald has already been fired amid a hazing scandal, and there are potential openings for other coaches as well. The rankings serve as a reminder of the pressure and uncertainty faced by coaches in the college football world.