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Sarkisian is not very high on this re-rank…
Fresh off of winning a national championship with Alabama as the offensive coordinator, Texas announced the hiring of Steve Sarkisian as their new head football coach on Jan. 2. Continue reading “USA TODAY Sports re-ranks college football head coaching hires, where is Steve Sarkisian?”
“It wasn’t a bad tenure, it just wasn’t good enough.”
Tom Herman wasn’t able to live up to the standards and expectations at Texas. Continue reading “The Athletic regrades coaching hires from 2016-17, what does Texas’ Tom Herman receive?”
Steve Sarkisian is considered one of the top head coaching hires of the offseason.
Texas was in the market for a new head coach after the Tom Herman era came to abrupt end after four years of mediocrity. You could only stomach the phrase “winning is hard” for so long.
The Longhorns did not lack the talent as they signed multiple top three recruiting classes in the nation under Herman. It was the player development aspect that was severely lacking over the last several seasons. On top of that, Texas looked extremely undisciplined on the field at times.
First-year head coach Steve Sarkisian is looking to bring a winning culture to Austin after stints with the Atlanta Falcons and Alabama Crimson Tide. On January 2, 2021 the Longhorns hired Sarkisian and he’s been “All Gas No Brakes” since arriving to the Forty Acres.
Where does Sarkisian land in terms of each new head coach that was hired throughout the offseason? Athlon Sports recently ranked all of college football’s newest coaches and Sarkisian is very high on the list. One other Big 12 hire was included as well.
Take a look at Athlon Sports’ top 10 head coaching hires this year:
Reports surfaced on Thursday morning that Texas Tech’s Chris Beard will become the next head coach at Texas.
March Madness carries a whole new meaning for Texas fans this year. Continue reading “Social media reacts to Chris Beard becoming next head coach at Texas”
