The college football “coaching carousel” is an annual tradition in which coaches get fired, hired, and frequently move between schools. It’s especially notable when top-tier programs are seeking new leaders simultaneously, creating a kind of musical chairs effect for coaches. With massive job openings available simultaneously, the competition for top talent becomes fierce. Yet, they could end up trading one devil for another.

On November 9, college football insider, Adam Breneman hopped onto X and spilled why coaching firing mid-season can be a problem and how does LSU, Penn State and Florida State’s combined $124 million buyout decision played a role in it: “Florida State and Wisconsin might not be able to fire their head coaches this year, not because they don’t want to, but because

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