He's as good as gone. At first I thought that BC was crazy for doing this. Then I just read the article on ESPN, and there's a lot more to it than I thought. Here's the link:
Sources: Boston College Eagles to fire Jeff Jagodzinski after Jets talks - ESPN
A couple things here: 1: Jags took the interview without even telling the AD, which caught the AD way off-guard, and made the situation worse than it had to be. Why not be upfront with your AD, instead of the AD having to hear about it from a reporter? Sounds shady to me.
2: Jags has been putting out feelers to the NFl through his reps that he's be interested in head coaching AND off. coordinator positions. If that's the case, then guys, he has one and a half feet out the door already, and he's just waiting for a chance to bolt. He's obviouslt an NFL guy, not a college guy. And this year, with all the seniors leaving, is the perfect year for him to bolt.
Think about, he was one of 12 (!!!) candidates to interview for the Jets job, and he knew he'd be fired if he took the interview, and yet he still took it? I mean, if you had a great job that you loved, would you take an interview where you had less than a 10% chance at getting the job, even though you KNEW you'd be fired? Hell no. But Jags took the interview w/out hesitation, 'cause he wants out. And if you're BC, you're going to be doing this dance with this guy every year until he finally gets an NFL job, so why not cut him loose?
He proved to be a hellava college coach for the minute he was there, but he wants to be in the NFL. Doesn't look so bad from BC's point of view anymore IMO. Hurts recruiting bigtime because of the timing, but they would have lost him anyway one day or another...