It ain't just Georgia my friend. It's all of college football.
How many coaches over the last 15 years at Tenn? Aub? Miss? FL? ARK? and on and on and on. Granted, most havent averaged almost 10 wins a season.
Fact is Georgia is a premier job that comes with a premier paycheck and they will absolutely compete with h SC, Miami, and others for a head coach.
No doubt, but they have serious competition for available coaches this year. USC and Miami have the glitz. SC has shown they will make the bold hire. Mizzou is a good job, especially for a Big Ten or Big 12 coach. Then there is uncertainty at Texas...that will be a prime job should it open.
