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I believe both Guidugli and Brown took paper demotions to come to ND. EDIT: I was wrong about Guidugli. I forgot he has the passing game coordinator title at ND as well.

Marcus has basically taken every Cincinnati staff member he wanted. I wonder what the story is there?

I think that team has straight up quit. They started the season 3-0! They beat Arkansas! The last time they held an opponent under 38 points was September 21st! It's crazy.

He probably burned a bit of goodwill when his agent's letter asking Florida to hire him got leaked. I bet next season is his last.

I think you're right. There are probably a lot of guys out there who wouldn't necessarily be great coordinators but would transition well to HC. The thing is, the best way to get an elite coordinator is to offer them a promotion. You don't know if they will be a good head coach but you can...

Also because I am going to Bloomington tomorrow and will probably end up watching it in a bar full of people who root against ND on principle.

With the imminent collapse of the ACC this hire is incredibly important to UNC. Letting Brown struggle another year or two might really be the difference between being getting P2 revenue or not.

I want Miami to make the trip to South Bend in December soooooo badly.

I didn't mean in reference to UNC. Their fans would revolt. If Chuck is looking for a new challenge that offers more opportunity to move into the P4, then it's probably time to look for some greener pastures. Fresno, Southern Miss, and Tulsa are all pretty interesting G5 opportunities with...

I wonder if Chuck Martin will get some attention. He's done a very nice job rebuilding Miami of Ohio.

Unless an NFL team comes poaching, there's a good chance UNC will legitimately be the biggest opening this offseason.

No, he did not

They're certainly going to lose Alexander-Arnold as well. Van Dijk doesn't have many great years left, I don't think. If they don't have the $ to even compete for Salah then it's straight into rebuilding mode for them.

ND is also now 2nd on Sagarin (to Ohio State).

I wonder if the real difference is that it became front-loaded.

That's going to be a challenge with no Howard Cross and (so far) a reluctance to play Rubio very much. Perhaps this is a game for Sevilliano's skill set?

Seriously, what other FBS level quarterback will want to even be on that roster next year?

Who is going to stick around on that depth chart now?

Tosh Lupoi is available.

On November 11th it was first reported that McElwain had personally become the focus of the NCAA's investigation regarding Stallions on the CMU sideline. Nine days later he announces his retirement. If he's not employed by an NCAA member then the NCAA has no leverage to force cooperation.