Jim Harbaugh, Tom Herman in the hot seat: why it’s not time to shoot



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Forty names, games, teams, and minutiae are in college football news (additional suitcases sold separately in Palo Alto, where Stanford could move to the Pacific Northwest to escape local health restrictions):

MORE DASH: Changes abound

SECOND QUARTER: IF IN DOUBT, DON’T PULL YOUR COACH

There are a lot of close calls to be made in power programs in terms of keeping or firing a trainer. The Dash has some thoughts on this.

Almost universally, the decision in this tense economic climate should be on the side of keeping the coach and preventing further financial bleeding. If it will cost tens of millions of dollars to correct a mistake the athletic director himself likely made by overpaying and / or excessively extending a coach who was doing a poor job, bite the bullet and carry on for one more season. It is better to do this than to make tough times more difficult for core employees and programs with no income.



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