Now that the elites are full, it's clear that Louisville is the best BCS job available for those looking to move up from non-BCS conferences or D-IAA. Da_goat built up the roster nicely, and they finished 12-3 ranked #16 with a L4 win. Also the rest of the Big East is full, so you'll get 80k+ in bowl money every season to punish those B1G/ACC/SEC teams nearby.

Come hang out with us. We won't bite.....well, I might but we want all of the bowl $ so come anyway.

Louisville has been taken

How many DIA schools have new coaches? 13?

Posted by ebel331 on 7/23/2017 11:33:00 AM (view original):
How many DIA schools have new coaches? 13?

1. University of Georgia hires kas1007
2. University of Louisville hires babcick
3. University of Colorado, Boulder hires badaxe
4. Utah State University hires mrfortune3
5. University of Michigan hires lyonzfan37
6. Marshall University hires jmg1883
7. University of Missouri, Columbia hires hypnotoad
8. Pennsylvania State University hires nortonis
9. Oklahoma State University hires BTINLA
10. University of Texas at El Paso hires fermor332002
11. Temple University hires da_goat
12. Clemson University hires coachoatie
13. Fresh start at University of Montana
14. Brigham Young University hires leinbacker

Nice to see successful non-BCS coaches moving up to BCS teams, that should increase overall competiton.

15. grindi accepts head coaching position at San Diego State University

Shame to see Kent St. go sim.