Multiple college football programs fire coordinators after poor results
CBS Sports reported that on 9 November several college football programs in the United States dismissed offensive and defensive coordinators after their units underperformed, including Michigan, Oregon and Oklahoma State. The latest moves follow Michigan's decision on 8 November to fire offensive coordinator Jason Beck after a 15-6 loss to Michigan State and to promote offensive line coach Jim Harding as interim. Earlier in the week, Ohio State, Purdue and Nebraska also terminated coordinators, indicating the high stakes of staff changes in the Big Ten.