10 Head Coaching Moves College Football Programs Would Like to Forget

Remember when Lane Kiffin was Tennessee's head coach in 2009? Volunteer fans sure would like to forget that ever happened.

The end of college football’s regular season results in numerous coaching vacancies and fans are on the edge of their seat about who their program will hire... and rightfully so. A good coaching hire can revitalize a program. A bad one can cause years of damage. Everything looks easy from a distance, but here are 10 that stand out for various reasons.

Ralph “Shug” Jordan was a legend at Auburn. Heck, the school’s stadium is even named after him. When he decided to retire in 1975, the university replaced him with offensive coordinator Doug Barfield. From 1976-80, Barfield…