Hiding somewhere in the college football coaching ranks are the next versions of Nick Saban and Urban Meyer.
It's inevitable. As the big dogs--who have won more than one national championship--wind down their careers, a couple of younger guys will work their way through the ranks to become super coaches. It happens covertly, behind the scenes, until one day we wonder, "Where did that guy come from?"
A prime candidate for such a run is Chuck Martin, the new head coach at Miami--the one in Ohio, not the one in Florida.
Take a look at Martin's credentials and then file his name away for future reference. He's one of the guys who might be the[/I] guy in 10 years' time (see link for full article).
This post was edited on 6/18 1:28 PM by nashvillegoldenflash
The next hot commodity in college football
It's inevitable. As the big dogs--who have won more than one national championship--wind down their careers, a couple of younger guys will work their way through the ranks to become super coaches. It happens covertly, behind the scenes, until one day we wonder, "Where did that guy come from?"
A prime candidate for such a run is Chuck Martin, the new head coach at Miami--the one in Ohio, not the one in Florida.
Take a look at Martin's credentials and then file his name away for future reference. He's one of the guys who might be the[/I] guy in 10 years' time (see link for full article).
This post was edited on 6/18 1:28 PM by nashvillegoldenflash
The next hot commodity in college football
