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Candidates: by Hickster
Initial thoughts on candidates, however I am sure there are other appropriate candidates. Make Marcus the Interim Head Coach and observe how he responds.
Coaches to approach: Go for the best regardless of the circumstances.
1. Nick Saban - why not approach, although very unlikely he would leave Alabama
2. Urban Meyer - Saban left Miami after 1 year
3. Matt LeFleur - Green Bay Head Coach - ND QB Coach 2014
4. John Harbaugh
5. Luke Fickle
6. Marcus Freeman - tremendous upside - could bring ND recruiting to Top 5, which is required to be a NC Contender.
7. Others
Lincoln Riley was a homerun hire for USC. I would prefer a top notch offensive mind, to be brought in as Head Coach or hire an OC to recruit and develop an elite QB (key position for a NC team).