Which SEC coaches do you think are closest to losing their jobs this year?

I personally think Tuberville needs to win at least 7 games, including the bammer game, to ensure his continued gainful employment at AU. If the new coordinators don't solve some problems, there could be trouble.

Any other opinions?

Houston's pretty safe, despite what Dennis Dodd says...Dodd is an IDIOT.

I'd say most of the SEC coaches are pretty safe, though the ones in most danger are Morriss at Kentucky, and Jacque Cheryl at Miss. State. I think repeats of last year's season for both of those guys, and they'll get a pink slip.

WPS!

Despite what the Sherrill haters think, I'd say he could have another losing season without worrying about his job. Three losing seasons in a row MIGHT do him in though. He's done more at MSU than any other coach, and the fans love him.

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by calling_the_hogs:
I'd say most of the SEC coaches are pretty safe, though the ones in most danger are Morriss at Kentucky, and Jacque Cheryl at Miss. State.
</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Morris is in a no win situation (sort of like Carl Franks at Duke). They're on probation, so if they fire him, it's not like big names will jump at the chance to coach at UK.

But, personally I think they could do better than Morris. With a QB like Jared Lorenzen, they should be able to do better than 2-9.

I think 3-8 will stir some trouble...0-11 will can him. But in reality, I don't see any SEC head coaches leaving this year. Morriss and Sherrill are just the most likely to go if someone had to.

WPS

i just dont see tuberville being on the hot seat this year. now granted a sorry showing or a late year collapse such as last year wont bid well but i think everyone sees that his recruiting and his changes made in the offseason are positive directions in the right direction. i may be wrong but that wont be a first.

WDE
Bradley

If Auburn is 8-3 or worse going into the Bama game, and gets blown out like last year, Tuberville is in trouble.