BK has the greatest odds of going to the NFL amongst college coaches this year per sportsbook.com

Cool, I can't find it you got a link?

https://twitter.com/sportsbook_com/status/545005572081197056

 

That's all I got

I actually re read this and looks like my opener jumped the gun on the odds...

 

Still a good topic... Discuss

I actually re read this and looks like my opener jumped the gun on the odds...

 

Still a good topic... Discuss

 

I will pay $100 to get him to leave. #fundkellygone

Please please please let this be true.

This joker needs to go.

I just don't understand why he can't build cohesion on both sides of the ball. He seems to ignore the obvious and ignore all parts of the game that have impact week to week.

Please some NFL team be stupid enough to hire this goof, if he leaves we might actually have a chance next year.

Chicago, Miami and San Francisco (so far) should have openings. Surely one of them will want him.

Chicago, Miami and San Francisco (so far) should have openings. Surely one of them will want him.

Maybe Atlanta, Oakland(New Coach is coming), Jacksonville, Carolina

Keep those NFL openings coming. I like the odds that he is as good as gone. Aside from the magical smoke and mirror season BK hasn't done a thing.

Giants (hope not), Jets

A 49ers insider said yesterday on Twitter that BK is a "definite name to watch" for their HC spot.

 

Around the time Jack Arute made his comments on his radio show, a friend told me he heard some rumors that BK would be pursued by Oakland.

I certainly understand that unrest about BK... but people need to seriously step back and look at the coaching landscape and ask "Which coach, that would actually make the move the ND, will be better than BK?"

 

Looking at Michigan's HC search, I've been wondering if ND would be an appealing job for a home-run hire... and I honestly don't think it would be if BK leaves, especially if he's fired. BK is respected in the coaching circles. I think a lot of potential candidates would ask themselves "if BK couldn't do it, would I be able to?"

 

I think ND needs BK to have another 2012 before he jumps ship, otherwise his counterparts will not view ND as a place where a coach can sustain success.

 

This is much bigger than Brian Kelly calling poor plays or mismanaging personnel. This is about what will be perceived of the job if he were to bolt.

 

BK needs to stay.

Since he flirted with the NFL several seasons ago he hasn't been the same. It's almost like he was told something and he has been waiting in the wings.

I certainly understand that unrest about BK... but people need to seriously step back and look at the coaching landscape and ask "Which coach, that would actually make the move the ND, will be better than BK?"

 

Looking at Michigan's HC search, I've been wondering if ND would be an appealing job for a home-run hire... and I honestly don't think it would be if BK leaves, especially if he's fired. BK is respected in the coaching circles. I think a lot of potential candidates would ask themselves "if BK couldn't do it, would I be able to?"

 

I think ND needs BK to have another 2012 before he jumps ship, otherwise his counterparts will not view ND as a place where a coach can sustain success.

 

This is much bigger than Brian Kelly calling poor plays or mismanaging personnel. This is about what will be perceived of the job if he were to bolt.

 

BK needs to stay.

 

I'm not sure how I feel about the BK situation, but this idea of "who is better than BK that is out there who would come?" is kind of loaded question as if that's the only possibility. I'm sure there were coaches who have done quite well in the past who had no HC experience at the time. Being from Oklahoma, Stoops comes to mind. Won a NC in his second year. Been to four NC's in his tenure and an average of 10+ wins every year. Heck, even Mike Stoops of Oklahoma State (which is pretty much a no-name program), sans this year has had 10+ wins the past 5 years I think with a BCS bowl win against Stanford. How many ND fans would take 10+ wins every year and a post season major bowl win?

This is hilarious...

 

NFL- hoping he comes

 

ND fans- hoping he leaves.

 

Somebody is wrong.

I certainly understand that unrest about BK... but people need to seriously step back and look at the coaching landscape and ask "Which coach, that would actually make the move the ND, will be better than BK?"

 

Looking at Michigan's HC search, I've been wondering if ND would be an appealing job for a home-run hire... and I honestly don't think it would be if BK leaves, especially if he's fired. BK is respected in the coaching circles. I think a lot of potential candidates would ask themselves "if BK couldn't do it, would I be able to?"

 

I think ND needs BK to have another 2012 before he jumps ship, otherwise his counterparts will not view ND as a place where a coach can sustain success.

 

This is much bigger than Brian Kelly calling poor plays or mismanaging personnel. This is about what will be perceived of the job if he were to bolt.

 

BK needs to stay.

 

Sorry but I don't think people look at him like this. Don't get me wrong he is respected but he's never done anything, no NC, no BCS win, and no really big bowl wins. I think all the coaches have confidence that they could get any job done, now if Saban or Meyer couldn't then that's a different story.

 

I would just like the Kelly era to end, the sooner the better so the rebuild or transition goes smoother than expected. Regardless of what some say this is a destination, if you don't think Notre Dame is a top notch job your crazy. There are top candidates who would die to coach here, it's just if the AD goes after the right people.

I certainly understand that unrest about BK... but people need to seriously step back and look at the coaching landscape and ask "Which coach, that would actually make the move the ND, will be better than BK?"

 

Looking at Michigan's HC search, I've been wondering if ND would be an appealing job for a home-run hire... and I honestly don't think it would be if BK leaves, especially if he's fired. BK is respected in the coaching circles. I think a lot of potential candidates would ask themselves "if BK couldn't do it, would I be able to?"

 

I think ND needs BK to have another 2012 before he jumps ship, otherwise his counterparts will not view ND as a place where a coach can sustain success.

 

This is much bigger than Brian Kelly calling poor plays or mismanaging personnel. This is about what will be perceived of the job if he were to bolt.

 

BK needs to stay.

 

He has won more than 8 regular season games ONCE!

 

This idea that he is irreplaceable is nonsense.

This is hilarious...

 

NFL- hoping he comes

 

ND fans- hoping he leaves.

 

Somebody is wrong.

 

Yeah, does that sound familiar? Hiestand?

 

ND--hoping he comes

 

Tenn--hoping he leaves.

 

Somebody was wrong.

 

NFL fans want what we want. A fresh start for their team. Maybe BK could be successful in the NFL. It's a completely different landscape and game than college ball. It's just a chance at success after you come to the realization that what you have isn't working. I personally dont care how BK fares in the NFL or with a different university. I care about how his replacement does.

My crystal ball: BK leaves mid January and a former NFL head coach (not who you think) comes in to replace him.