Coaches Swimming in the Dead Pool: 10/23/15

DEAD POOL

Mike London, Virginia

Word on the street was that London needed 8 wins this season to save his job. If the Cavaliers lose one more game, that won’t be possible. Looks like the end is near.

Curtis Johnson, Tulane

It’s a tricky situation in New Orleans, as the current AD is stepping down in June. He is currently helping find his replacement. Does he fire Johnson and hire his successor for the new AD, or does he let it ride so the new AD can deal with it. If it’s to happen before 2016, it has to be after this season, because this cannot wait until June.

George O’Leary, UCF

O’Leary is being a real prick about giving information about his contract, which is a matter of public record, but he will not relent in giving up the details. Either way, O’Leary’s days are numbered at UCF.

Paul Rhoades, Iowa State

The fans have already accepted that the axe is coming, but ISU will let it ride until the end of the season, which is keeping it classy.

Darrell Hazell, Purdue

Purdue is a mess. At least there isn’t anything in the way of off-field drama making it worse. Hazell has one foot out the door, and it would be shocking to see Hazell there next season.

Kyle Flood, Rutgers

How Rutgers even allowed Flood to come back from suspension is beyond me. If Flood is still there in 2016, I will print this out and eat it on a YouTube video for all to see. No way that happens.

Norm Chow, Hawaii

Hawaii is now 2-5 and 0-3 in MWC play, and the MWC is not good this season. There is no way that the administration can allow this to continue, and Chow looks like he knows it.

Derek Mason, Vanderbilt

Vandy is now 2-4 and 0-3 in SEC play, and the ship is sinking fast with a QB issue now brewing. This is just ugly.

Trent Miles, Georgia State

At least Miles got a win last week. GSU beat Ball State, but the overall product is still terrible.

Doug Martin, New Mexico State

NMSU has lost 16 straight games. That wouldn’t be accepted anywhere else, so why here?

Todd Berry, UL-Monroe
The AD was kind enough to say that there would be no mid-season firing of Berry. What makes this bad is that he had to say it, which means that he will be gone after the season.