What are the best jobs in cfb

[volberry]

I mean where the roster can be stacked every year ( which is 90% of the battle) and has the backing to win. I know they say Tn was always hard to get recruits and Fulmer over achieved in getting our roster stacked in his prime. SO I feel he did a lot to make UT a top job. But I mean just a job that once hired you should always win 9-10 games immediately. Let me start by eliminating Notre Dame.

 

[BeecherVol]

I mean where the roster can be stacked every year ( which is 90% of the battle) and has the backing to win. I know they say Tn was always hard to get recruits and Fulmer over achieved in getting our roster stacked in his prime. SO I feel he did a lot to make UT a top job. But I mean just a job that once hired you should always win 9-10 games immediately. Let me start by eliminating Notre Dame.

1a. Texas
1b. USC
2. UF

IMO.

Thats based off them pulling the same talent which has been the case lately. Easiest place to win 9-10 games is Texas. Hardest of the 3 is UF due to the SEC schedule.

 

[BIG BOI 23]

USC, TX, UF, OU, Bama, LSU

 

[VolBuck24]

Texas, usc, lsu, florida, and osu.
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[GoBigOrangeVols]

In terms of recruiting, resources, history, facilities...

Top Tier

1. Texas
2. Florida
3. USC
4. Alabama
5. Ohio State

Second Tier:

6. Notre Dame
7. Penn State
8. LSU
9. Oklahoma
10. Tennessee

Third Tier:

11. Michigan
12. Nebraska
13. Florida State
14. Miami
15. Georgia

Fourth Tier:

16. Va Tech
17. Oregon
18. Texas A&M
19. Auburn
20. Iowa

Fifth Tier:

21. UCLA
22. Wisconsin
23. Washington
24. Clemson
25. BYU

Honorable mentions:

Arizona State, Boston College, Pitt, WVU, Colorado, Arkansas, Michigan State

 

[BIG BOI 23]

oregon too


they been a big dog for a few yrs now

 

[kptvol]

I'd much prefer to recruit to UGA than Nebraska.

 

[theutvolunteers]

oregon too


they been a big dog for a few yrs now

No.

 

[MSCE09]

Texas, USC, Florida

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

In terms of recruiting, resources, history, facilities...

Top Tier

1. Texas
2. Florida
3. USC
4. Alabama
5. Ohio State

Second Tier:

6. Notre Dame
7. Penn State
8. LSU
9. Oklahoma
10. Tennessee

Third Tier:

11. Michigan
12. Nebraska
13. Florida State
14. Miami
15. Georgia

Fourth Tier:

16. Va Tech
17. Oregon
18. Texas A&M
19. Auburn
20. Iowa

Fifth Tier:

21. UCLA
22. Wisconsin
23. Washington
24. Clemson
25. BYU

That list is dynamic. 10 years ago, it could have been argued Tennessee was top 10 and USC wouldn't have been on the list. And if UGA ever hires the right coach, it becomes a top 10 job.

 

[GoBigOrangeVols]

That list is dynamic. 10 years ago, it could have been argued Tennessee was top 10 and USC wouldn't have been on the list. And if UGA ever hires the right coach, it becomes a top 10 job.

I agree... very fluid.

 

[DD4ME]

TX
UF
Bama & USC w/o sanctions


Honorable mention
OR - facilities
Penn state (Most loyal fan base)
OH state, Nebraska, MI - good support & easier schedules
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[KingNick865]

There's a list of about 10-15 places where you will most likely stay until you retire, or are fired.

Alabama
Penn State
Michigan
Ohio State
USC
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
LSU
Notre Dame
Florida State

There are a few more, but for now, that would be my list. Obviously, some are better than others(Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, and USC)

 

[milohimself]

Florida
Texas
USC
Ohio state
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[UTK]

Not Florida.

 

[Pulscifer]

This is my opinion of the top 10 best jobs:

1. Florida
2. Texas
3. USC
4. Alabama
5. Ohio State
6. Oklahoma
7. Notre Dame
8. LSU
9. Michigan
10. Tennessee

 

[miamicane]

miami hands down


ask al golden

 

[JokermanVol]

considering the terms the op listed, the u is one of the best. so much talent down there that all dream of going to one school.

 

[CardsNVols]

My top 15 in this order:

1. Texas
2. USC
3. Florida
4. Ohio State
5. Alabama
6. LSU
7. Georgia
8. Oklahoma
9. Nebraska
10. FSU
11. Miami
12. Tennessee
13. Michigan
14. Penn State
15. Oregon

 

[UTK]

My top 15 in this order:

1. Texas
2. USC
3. Florida
4. Ohio State
5. Alabama
6. LSU
7. Georgia
8. Oklahoma
9. Nebraska
10. FSU
11. Miami
12. Tennessee
13. Michigan
14. Penn State
15. Oregon

Miami...and Georiga over us? Interesting.

 

[milohimself]

Miami is iffy, but one could argue it because of the talent level local to south Florida vs. east Tennessee.

I can agree with Georgia. Similarly passionate fanbases, tradition, multiple national titles, and you can look to the first half of this last decade as evidence of what happens when a good recruiter puts the state's HS talent on lockdown.

Tradition and facilities are great for Tennessee, but fact is there is a distinct lack of local talent that only UT, Vandy and Kentucky have to deal with.

Slightly off topic, I've never fully understood why Ole Miss hasn't been a better program. That state produces a solid number of high quality players, in addition to being well-represented in west TN. There also seems to be a lot of money flowing through the school. Yet they haven't been any good for about 40 years now.

 

[MaehlMan]

1. Alabama
2. USC
3. Texas
4. Florida
5. Ohio State
6. Oklahoma
7. LSU
8. Notre Dame
9. Nebraska
10. Miami
11. Florida State
12. Tennessee
13. Oregon
14. Georgia
15. Michigan

 

[TnScooby]

What are the best jobs in cfb

All the lists in this thread are very debatable...IMO One thing is not..No way Miami is a better job than UT...No way..

 

[FREE EARL]

In terms of recruiting, resources, history, facilities...

Top Tier

1. Texas
2. Florida
3. USC
4. Alabama
5. Ohio State

Second Tier:

6. Notre Dame
7. Penn State
8. LSU
9. Oklahoma
10. Tennessee

Third Tier:

11. Michigan
12. Nebraska
13. Florida State
14. Miami
15. Georgia

Fourth Tier:

16. Va Tech
17. Oregon
18. Texas A&M
19. Auburn
20. Iowa

Fifth Tier:

21. UCLA
22. Wisconsin
23. Washington
24. Clemson
25. BYU

Honorable mentions:

Arizona State, Boston College, Pitt, WVU, Colorado, Arkansas, Michigan State

Something like this.

 

[kptvol]

Washington and BYU top 25?