**Running College Football Updates Thread**
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Outlooks for each new hire from immediate success to shortest tenure
Steve Sarkisian, Texas
Why should Sark have to wait for delayed success? They have an Oklahoma problem in the Big 12 similar to the Alabama problem in the SEC, so why can't the Longhorns have immediate success? First, Sarkisian is not taking over an offense with an established starting quarterback, and he does not have the recent head coaching experience of Harsin or Malzahn. I think it's more fair to Sark to delay some of those championship expectations as he reacquaints himself to the head job and settles into the new routines and rhythms that will allow him to meet those expectations. There's no doubt Texas has College Football Playoff and even national championship potential with Sarkisian, though while he has the highest ceiling of the 2020-21 class, I think the real rewards of his tenure are at least a few years down the road.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/2021-college-football-coaching-carousel-outlooks-for-each-new-hire-from-immediate-success-to-shortest-tenure/
Steve Sarkisian, Texas
Why should Sark have to wait for delayed success? They have an Oklahoma problem in the Big 12 similar to the Alabama problem in the SEC, so why can't the Longhorns have immediate success? First, Sarkisian is not taking over an offense with an established starting quarterback, and he does not have the recent head coaching experience of Harsin or Malzahn. I think it's more fair to Sark to delay some of those championship expectations as he reacquaints himself to the head job and settles into the new routines and rhythms that will allow him to meet those expectations. There's no doubt Texas has College Football Playoff and even national championship potential with Sarkisian, though while he has the highest ceiling of the 2020-21 class, I think the real rewards of his tenure are at least a few years down the road.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/2021-college-football-coaching-carousel-outlooks-for-each-new-hire-from-immediate-success-to-shortest-tenure/
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