I pose this question:
Which is the more difficult coaching job?
1) Coaching the Missouri Tigers with few local 4-5 star recruits, lessor facilities, lessor tradition and history, lessor financial resources, but with a lower bar for measuring success, or
2) Coaching the Tennessee Volunteers with lots of 4-5 star recruits, greater facilities, lots of tradition & history, and a very unrealistic over-zealous fan base, with the bar of success to at least be better than UGA, Florida, etc, or
3) Coaching the Alabama Crimson Tide with an abundance of 4-5 star recruits and their accompanied egos and handlers, great facilities, tradition and history second to none, but National Championship or bust expectations.
Which is the more difficult coaching job?
1) Coaching the Missouri Tigers with few local 4-5 star recruits, lessor facilities, lessor tradition and history, lessor financial resources, but with a lower bar for measuring success, or
2) Coaching the Tennessee Volunteers with lots of 4-5 star recruits, greater facilities, lots of tradition & history, and a very unrealistic over-zealous fan base, with the bar of success to at least be better than UGA, Florida, etc, or
3) Coaching the Alabama Crimson Tide with an abundance of 4-5 star recruits and their accompanied egos and handlers, great facilities, tradition and history second to none, but National Championship or bust expectations.
