Re: Dabo's Salary rank vs Red Zone scoring

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Oct 6, 2023, 8:32 AM

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Clemson Athletics matched a department record with a 95 percent Graduation Success Rate (GSR) for the 2012-15 cohort in data released by the NCAA. It’s the ninth consecutive cohort in which Clemson’s department-wide GSR was at 91 percent or higher, and second in a row at 95 percent, one of four public Power Five schools nationally to make that claim. Nine Clemson programs set or tied program records for GSR.

“The continued dedication of our student-athletes and Nieri Family Student-Athlete Enrichment Center staff continues to be a major point of pride for our department,” said Clemson Director of Athletics Graham Neff. “Along with IPTAY, we take great pride in our student-athletes’ hard work to graduate at such a high rate, while also competing for championships.”

Among public institutions, Clemson’s department rate was tied for first in the ACC and second in the Power Five, just one percentage point behind the national public leader. Clemson tied a department record with eight programs that earned perfect 100 percent scores for the cohort – baseball, men’s basketball, men’s golf, women’s basketball, women’s golf, women’s soccer, women’s cross country/track, and volleyball. Volleyball maintained its streak of 18 consecutive cohorts at 100 percent, while men’s golf (7), baseball (6), men’s basketball (5) and women’s golf (4) also have active streaks at 100 percent.

Football’s cohort, which encompasses student-athletes from the 2016 and 2018 National Championship teams, set a program record (92). Clemson football was 12th among Power Five programs and 5th among public Power Five institutions.

Overall Department Rate: 95*

Women’s Sports

Basketball: 100*
Cross Country/Track: 100*
Rowing: 98
Golf: 100*
Soccer: 100*
Tennis: 83
Volleyball : 100*
Men’s Sports

Baseball: 100*
Basketball: 100*
Cross Country/Track: 82
Football: 92*
Golf: 100*
Soccer: 89
Tennis: 91

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This is a troll post. I should know and do better but here I am.

This is a current list of the longest tenured coaches in CFB, plus Kirby and Day. I added their salaries and W/L records. Just let us know who you'd rather have. Based on what Clemson was, is and will be, I'm team Dabo.

1. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa: 25th season - 7m - 202-137
2. Kyle Whittingham, Utah: 19th season - 6.3m - 158–75
3. Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State: 19th season - 7.6m - 156-75
4. Rick Stockstill, Middle Tennessee: 18th season - 901,000 - 110–108
5. Troy Calhoun, Air Force: 17th season - 2m - 121-78
6. Nick Saban, Alabama: 17th season - 11.5m - 285-69-1
7. Dabo Swinney, Clemson: 16th season - 10.9m - 161-39
8. Mark Stoops, Kentucky: 11th season - 9m - 71–59
9. Dave Doeren, NC State: 11th season - - 5.25m - 75-56
10. Chuck Martin, Miami (Ohio): 10th season - 600,000 - 123–67
11. Craig Bohl, Wyoming: 10th season - 1.5m - 160–89
12. Dave Clawson, Wake Forest: 10th season - 3.6m - 152–134
13. Chris Creighton, Eastern Michigan: 10th season - 550,000 - 187–110
14. Jeff Monken, Army: 10th season - 2m - 104–67
15. James Franklin, Penn State: 10th season - 10m - 107–51
16. K.C. Keeler, Sam Houston: 10th season - 3.25m - 259–105–1
17. Pat Narduzzi, Pitt: 9th season - 3.2m - 63–44
18. Jim Harbaugh, Michigan: 9th season - 7.3m - 108-46
19. Matt Campbell, Iowa State: 8th season - 4m - 83–60
20. Jason Candle, Toledo: 8th season - 1.1m - 58–33
21. Kirby Smart, Georgia, 8th season - 10.5m - 86–15
XX. Ryan Day, Ohio State, 5th season - 10m - 49–6

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