Tennessee Volinteers Next Head Coach?

Tennessee is on a the hunt to find there next head coach after firing Derek Dooley after 3 years of total disaster. Tennessee is a top tier program looking for a come up but to do this you need a great head coach especially playing in the SEC (Southern Eastern Conference). Tennessee is looking for a coach with head coaching experience. Tennessee number one choice was Jon Gruden but he said he is happy being an NFL announcer and if was going to coach again he said it would be in the NFL. So with Jon Gruden out of the picture where will Tennessee go next. Some of the names that have been mentioned as possibilities include Florida State's Jimbo Fisher, Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy, Miami's Al Golden, North Carolina's Larry Fedora, Louisville's Charlie Strong, UCLA's Jim Mora Jr. and Alabama defensive coordinator Kirby Smart. in my opinion the obvious choice is Jimbo Fisher but that won't be easy trying to get him to leave a good program like Florida State but if they don't get Jimbo Fisher I think they should get Kirby Smart and I know he has no head coaching experience but this is why I would take a chance on him. He is coming from the best football program in college football, he is a defensive coach and that's the side of the football Tennessee is strong ling on the most with Tennessee being the 112th ranked defense in the nation, he is a great recruiter, and he has been learning underneath one of the greatest college football coaches ever which is Nick Sabin, so I feel like Tennessee should take a chance on Kirby Smart.

Three-legged BCS race to the finish

With Alabama losing to Texas A&M to a 29-24 upset, this makes the title race real intresting with #1 Kansas State, #2 Oregon and #3 Notre Dame all fighting for a spot in the BCS National Championship game. The last time college football staged a national championship game without an SEC participant, former U.S. President George W. Bush was two years into his second term in the White House.So this is a big deal with the top 3 teams not being a SEC team. All three teams have there faith in there hands.

1. Kansas State Wildcats

Record: 10-0, 7-0 Big 12
Remaining games: at Baylor, Saturday; vs. No. 15 Texas, Dec. 1
Number of top-10 wins: 1
Number of top-25 wins: 4
Most impressive victory: 24-19 at then-No. 6 Oklahoma, Sept. 22
Least impressive victory: 27-21 at Iowa State, Oct. 13

2. Oregon Ducks

Record: 10-0, 7-0 Pac-12
Remaining games: vs. No. 13 Stanford, Saturday; at No. 16 Oregon State, Nov. 24
Number of top-10 wins: 0
Number of top-25 wins: 3
Most impressive victory: 49-0 versus then-No. 22 Arizona, Sept. 22
Least impressive victory: 62-51 at then-No. 17 USC, Nov. 3

3. Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Record: 10-0
Remaining games: vs. Wake Forest, Saturday; at No. 18 USC, Nov. 24
Number of top-10 wins: 2
Number of top-25 wins: 4
Most impressive victory: 30-13 at then-No. 8 Oklahoma, Oct. 27
Least impressive victory: 29-26 in three overtimes versus Pitt, Nov. 3