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Why, because you think kids will portal out? I mean it's possible, but I don't think it's as much of a thing as people make it out to be. Look at Georgia, they're completely stacked. Yet they don't have droves of kids transfering out every year. You'll always keep the majority of your best...

I don't think I would say it's irrelevant, would just say that there's a large margin for error and room for a lot of variability. Another, very simple, but equally valid way to look at the same data set would be to say that it shows how uncommon it is for a coach to take over a program...

OP agreed with me.

25 years of outcomes works against your premise, not for it. It means that a significant number of those 18 coaches coached in eras that were very different than today, so not only is the sample size small, the situations aren't all apples to apples. I'm not ****ting on your analysis at all, I...

"Statistical outlier" is strong language to use when your sample size is 18 coaches.

You're putting a lot more stock in the OP's chart than I am. Which is fine. But the OP's premise assumes a few things, namely: 1.) All programs are starting from the same place when the coaches are initially hired and 2.) All championship teams follow the same path to being built I think...

FSU just lost their last game by 60 points, they got their own problems. This is a slow build because we’re building from the line of scrimmage. Different teams are built in different ways, Mario builds his around the o line and d line, Line of scrimmage is a grown man game. You gotta wait...

Some of you are in denial how bad the roster got under Manny. These are players who lost to FIU and MTSU. This was and is a 100% rebuild from the ground up

Way too early to be making these claims. Vast majority of the talented players on this roster were young freshman last year. Manny’s players were all scrubs. Gotta give last years class which was marios first full class time to grow up, so 2025 at the earliest and then you can assess This...