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Heupel's offenses have ranked 4th, 2nd and 2nd in the nation the last 3 years. During that same timeframe, UT's offenses have ranked above 100th.

Heupel's 3 losses in 2019 were by 1 point, 3 points and 3 points and all were road games.

Scott Frost is about to get run out of his alma mater, so you have to hope it turns out better than that. 

Like Michigan & Tennessee, that's another program where they think they can wave a magic wand and it's 1990 all over again.  

Except BAma, Ohio St., Clemson, Oklahoma …...the ones that always win.

It affected Clemson some as they lost a few key players before a key game.

When entire groups of players receivers and QBs could not practice and most of whom had never played together until the season was on them it affects them drastically while another teams has played together for years and has players stockpiled to just plug in.

Next team has some who has played together over the years and some have not but they get 2'3rds preseason to develop so they perform better than the example above.

Another team is blessed with a stock pile of experienced talented linemen a couple get sick no big deal, But another school only has a mixture but several get sic and miss most of practice and there is no time to develop the cohesion, but the rest of the team escapes un scathed but they suffer some losses due to the issues with the line 

And so it goes. 

Every school was effected different from some many fronts, coaches affected and when, player affected and the depth and experience levels. There was no real level playing field which affects performance on the field. There is no way to fairly judge a team and its record this past year. 

 

Except BAma, Ohio St., Clemson, Oklahoma …...the ones that always win.

And along with Notre Dame who is always over rated.

They're the ones where cheating is rampant and the NCAA won't touch it because of the revenue produced by those same teams going to the national championship every year.

Do you think TV ratings would have been as high if Cincinnati or a one lose Texas A&M were two of the teams?  It's all a shell game with the NCAA and conference offices turning a blind eye to all the cheating of a select few because it's all bout getting a team into the national championship playoff.

Why do you think the Big TEN allowed Ohio St in their championship game? They didn't want to be left out and they would have been if Ohio St. hadn't won their championship.

Are you saying Tennessee is an example of a "Cushy HC job"?

What would be an example of a "cushy" head coaching job where they don't have to work hard?

This was my question.  One response above cites Tennessee as an example.  I was asking if that is correct.