The rest of the conference.

He gets to live in Utah, where $3.3M lets you live like a king, summers are lovely, and the fan base is passionate but not bats**t crazy. I'd say that's a top 20 job, maybe even a top 10 if you have a family.

But he's where Mike Riley was: highly respected, but not a hot commodity. If he ever moves on, it will be to a school with big problems that is willing to pay any amount for a clean-up job and has the potential to win a championship. I'm thinking of something like another Penn State situation.