The American dream in its purest form is the life of a fired college football coach.
Spending your adult life working hard to buy a home, start a family and save for retirement is nice, sure, even as rising prices make that plan more and more obsolete. But the real sweetness?
Getting paid millions of dollars to not do your job.
A dozen FBS coaches have already gotten the boot this season, and we haven’t even reached November yet. Arkansas, of course, is one of the eight Power Four schools to jump on the coaching carousel so far after making the decision to fire head coach Sam Pittman just over a month ago.