Tony Calatayud

significantly but like LSU you can recruit you can win LSU is like a vessel you just have to drive the ship and you will get to a national championship there is so much just potential and talent and resources with that school that like okay you look at Florida yeah that's a good job but you're complete competing with Miami Florida State and then everybody who comes into the state of Florida and you have just it's a little I know LSU is messy when the governor gets in buyer involved with firing the head coach but Florida is also very messy and

Penn State's in the Big Ten.

I don't necessarily know if you don't have the same sort of recruiting level that you do at LSU, then you would Penn State.

So it is the best job available.

I think it's like one of the best jobs in college football, period.

I would put it up there with Ohio State, one, two for me, and just like how good of a job that is.

And because of that,

If you're Florida State, if you're Auburn, if you're Kentucky, Michigan State, Wisconsin, all these schools that are in a weird spot where you're very clearly unhappy with your head coach, you're looking around and you're seeing this coaching carousel get more and more competitive.

Are you comfortable firing who you got right now, knowing that you're probably not going to get your first choice, your second choice, your third choice, maybe not your fourth choice?

It kind of like leads this sort of weird decision making for some of these ADs, some of these schools of like,

okay, well, we know we're not going to get who we want if LSU's in the mix, if Florida's in the mix, Penn State's in the mix.

Do we just suck it up, have another really crappy year, pay a smaller buyout, and then wait when this coaching market is way less competitive?

He seems like a not nice guy, and he's always been a not nice guy.

I don't care for him, and I hope he has the day he deserves.

That's how I get people when they're really mean to me.

I'm not like, go F yourself.

I'm like, I hope you have the day you deserve.

It's a great kind insult.

No, I agree.

Miss Terry's the first call you make and you give Nick Saban a blank check.