Chances that the following coaches are gone?

[Aesius]

What do you guys think the chances are that these coaches have coached their last regular season games at their respective schools?

My guesses:

1. Franklin: 80%, I think either USC, Texas, or Nebraska comes calling. His stock is the highest it will ever be right now.
2. Pelini: 100%, he's gone, and I believe he knows it.
3. Orgeron: 100%
4. Muschamp: 0%, he's safe for another year.
5. Brown: 80%
6. Sumlin: 50%. I know he "committed" to staying at A&M, but if USC made a big push, I'm not sure he could say no.

 

[onevol74]

5. Depends on how many death threats Saban gets at Alabama.

 

[VolinMichigan]

I'm not so sure Pelini will be gone. Nebraska isn't the same job it was 20 years ago. Recruiting is much, much tougher. And he's done OK in recruiting the past few seasons, enough to keep them competitive for a division title every year. Look where they were before Pelini got there. He's never finished worse than 8-4. His on field antics need to stop, but I think the Nebraska AD will overlook them as long as he's getting results on the field.

 

[Grey_pilgrim]

I think Pelini is safe, their AD said this week they are looking forward to going to the bowl game with him.

 

[Aesius]

Yeah, apparently Pelini is safe. I'm kinda surprised. I thought after his tirades and outbursts, he would be gone.

 

[Grand Vol]

I think Pelini is kind of like Georgia's Mark Richt, does just enough to not get fired but seat is always kind of warm.

Of course Richt this year didn't do so hot, but his name hasn't come up...yet.

 

[cd12]

Sumlin just signed a contract extentsion for 6 yrs two days ago.

 

[YankeeVol]

I wouldn't be surprised to see Orgeron end up getting the job

 

[VOLnMiami]

Pelini has an 8 million dollar buyout....He's not going anywhere anytime soon.

 

[give_him 6]

I'd say there is a good chance that all of those guys stay put for another year.