Field Level Media
28 Sep 2022, 06:49 GMT+10
A trio of Power 5 football coaches have already lost their jobs and the calendar hasn't hit October.
With Scott Frost (Nebraska), Herm Edwards (Arizona State) and Geoff Collins (Georgia Tech) handed their pink slips -- or "mutually parting ways" with their schools -- who is next in line?
The day after Collins was fired, SportsBetting.ag opened the market on Tuesday with Colorado's Karl Dorrell and Auburn's Bryan Harsin the co-favorites at 200. The public quickly jumped on Harsin, pushing the embattled Tigers coach to 100 within a few hours.
Harsin kept his job following an inquiry over the offseason, but the critics have remained loud despite the Tigers' 3-1 start. Auburn eased into the season with wins over a pair of non-Power 5 teams before a blowout loss to Penn State and a narrow overtime win over Missouri -- all at home.
Colorado's 0-4 start has been much rougher with the Buffaloes being outscored a combined 173-47. Dorrell, who went 35-27 in five seasons at UCLA, is now 8-14 in his third season in Boulder.
The third-shortest odds belong to Stanford's David Shaw. He opened at 300 on Tuesday but those odds lengthened to 500 despite the Cardinal coming off another decisive loss to Washington.
Next Coach Fired Odds
Bryan Harsin, Auburn: 100
Karl Dorrell, Colorado: 200
David Shaw, Stanford: 500
Jeff Scott, South Florida: 600
Ken Niumatalolo, Navy: 900
Eliah Drinkwitz, Missouri: 1400
Steve Sarkisian, Texas: 1400
Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern: 1600
Jimbo Fisher, Texas AM: 2000
Scott Satterfield, Louisville: 2200
Mack Brown, North Carolina: 3300
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