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How about a coach from a top 5 program?

Special Teams Coordinator Jay Harbaugh.

Other names on top five programs: Bill O'Brien, Todd Monken, Will Muschamp, Kevin Wilson, Tony Alford, Brian Hartline, Jesse Minter, Sherrone Moore

Getting a few years ahead of the curve, our old non-coach assistant from early Harbaugh days, Coleman Hutzler, is now Saban's special teams coordinator and outside linebackers coach. Having apprenticed under Harbaugh, Urban Meyer, Lane Kiffin, and now Saban, he's a guy to have an eye on. Getting ahead of ourselves to consider for Power Five head coach though.

1) Are there some examples of coaches in the past decade, that flamed out elsewhere becoming success at a 2nd HC opportunity?

2) Rank these attributes:

- History of developing players to outperform talent ratings
- National/high academic recruiting track record
- Established ties on the West Coast
- Productive & innovative schemes
- Ability to re-brand a program

[Ohiocard]

How about a coach from a top 5 program?

Special Teams Coordinator Jay Harbaugh.

Other names on top five programs: Bill O'Brien, Todd Monken, Will Muschamp, Kevin Wilson, Tony Alford, Brian Hartline, Jesse Minter, Sherrone Moore

Getting a few years ahead of the curve, our old non-coach assistant from early Harbaugh days, Coleman Hutzler, is now Saban's special teams coordinator and outside linebackers coach. Having apprenticed under Harbaugh, Urban Meyer, Lane Kiffin, and now Saban, he's a guy to have an eye on. Getting ahead of ourselves to consider for Power Five head coach though.

1) Are there some examples of coaches in the past decade, that flamed out elsewhere becoming success at a 2nd HC opportunity?

2) Rank these attributes:

- History of developing players to outperform talent ratings
- National/high academic recruiting track record
- Established ties on the West Coast
- Productive & innovative schemes
- Ability to re-brand a program