He will be off to the next best thing if he has bigtime success. He's only been coaching a few years and seems like he's always on the move looking to notch up a tick. As soon as a better program comes calling he will be gone if he doesn't fail first. I personally don't think he has enough experience to go up against most sec coaching staffs. I mean BO had way more experience and contacts and he had a hard time getting top notch assistants. I don't see any way that Healy comes in and raises the recruiting like a splash hire could. BO was only good for around a 40 ranking and I don't Healy would be that good.
It's coming down to McElwain as looking like the best Sterk can do.
It's coming down to McElwain as looking like the best Sterk can do.
