Mailbag: The Best Single-Season Coaching Jobs In College Football? PLUS, Spring Game Previews & More | Stanford podcast segment
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- It was the number one pick in the draft, much like Andrew Luck was the number one pick in the draft for Harbaugh at Stanford.
Top Team-Specific Takeaways
- I mean, it was I think it was his fourth season, and then he bounced after that, but that was similar to a like and that was pre-NIL and pre-portal, where you had to do it the old-fashioned way.
- when you look at the overall roster and also the competition that they were playing, you have to give the coach some credit.
- I think it was no offensive players in the offense.
- Yeah, the stat is no offense.
- if even I think the full the full look at the uh the entire depth chart would uh would reveal uh some along the way.
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Episode: Mailbag: The Best Single-Season Coaching Jobs In College Football? PLUS, Spring Game Previews & More
Segment: Stanford podcast segment
**Team-Specific Podcast Notes**
- It was the number one pick in the draft, much like Andrew Luck was the number one pick in the draft for Harbaugh at Stanford.
**Actionable Picks / Plays Mentioned**
- along the same lines, I I know we give Cam Newton all the credit in the world for it, but Gene Chizik won a national title at Auburn, where he only had one player who was an NFL draft pick on the team.
- It was the number one pick in the draft, much like Andrew Luck was the number one pick in the draft for Harbaugh at Stanford.
- Uh wasn't Nick Fairley a draft pick?
**Top Team-Specific Takeaways**
- I mean, it was I think it was his fourth season, and then he bounced after that, but that was similar to a like and that was pre-NIL and pre-portal, where you had to do it the old-fashioned way.
- when you look at the overall roster and also the competition that they were playing, you have to give the coach some credit.
- I think it was no offensive players in the offense.
- >> Yeah, the stat is no offense.
- if even I think the full the full look at the uh the entire depth chart would uh would reveal uh some along the way.
**Transcript Context**
- Thanks for the great content all year round.
- Well, Signetti was going to be my first answer, so I guess that one's out the window.
- I think Malzahn's also another one that's, you know, on my list.
Transcript excerpt:
Thanks for the great content all year round. Well, Signetti was going to be my first answer, so I guess that one's out the window. I think Malzahn's also another one that's, you know, on my list. Jim Harbaugh at Stanford going 12 and 1. With Andrew Luck knocking off USC. That was And I mean, Stanford I mean, and it took a while. I mean, it was I think it was his fourth season, and then he bounced after that, but that was similar to a like and that was pre-NIL and pre-portal, where you had to do it the old-fashioned way. And along the same lines, I I know we give Cam Newton all the credit in the world for it, but Gene Chizik won a national title at Auburn, where he only had one player who was an NFL draft pick on the team. And it was Cam Newton. It was the number one pick in the draft, much like Andrew Luck was the number one pick in the draft for Harbaugh at Stanford. But when you look at the overall roster and also the competition that they were playing, you have to give the coach some credit. I mean, they fired him a couple years later and it's not like they've been winning more national titles since. I I'm You do, I suppose. Uh wasn't Nick Fairley a draft pick? I think it was no offensive players in the offense. >> Yeah, the stat is no offense. But if even I think the full the full look at the uh the entire depth chart would uh would reveal uh some along the way. Does Curt Cignetti do you think it's a better single season coaching job? So isolate them 2024 or 2025.
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