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I currently voted as “IN” but it depends upon the following factors:
- Do we finish the season with a record of 5-7, 6-6, 7-5, 8-4? 5-7 would make me as an “OUT” as would 6-6.
- Are we better prepared in the remaining games, what type of bowl game (if any) do we get to?
- Does Rhule make the necessary assistant coaching changes to OC, WR, and ST at minimum? We are paying top ten salaries for OC and DC, our ROI should be infinitely better than what it is currently.
- If Rhule does make the necessary changes who are the hires going to be? Are we able to pull in a top shelf OC, WR, and STC?
- Does Rhule make changes to the offensive philosophy and move away from the pro style to more of an up tempo, or RPO type scheme?
- How does Rhule adapt and shift his focus and overall philosophy with regards to NIL and paying top dollar for HS players and top level transfers?
Again in years 3 + under Rhule he has won usually 10 + games, and those are my expectations starting next year. We didn’t hire Rhule to win 7,8,9 games a year, we hired him to make our program relevant on the nation stage and in the CFP.
IF Rhule decides to stay the course and not adapt changes to the points ⬆️ I do see Matt Rhule eventually being let go from his position. He has to see that CFB has changed and his methods might need some tweaking, IE brining in a bunch of portal additions to help make an Indianus like jump next season.