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College football coach carousel: Here are all the FBS coaching changes for 2020 | Sporting News

The 2019-20 college football coaching carousel turned up a few surprises, and a few more should be in store through the offseason cycle.  

Chris Petersen’s resignation at Washington and Greg Schiano’s return to Rutgers are the biggest storylines so far, but more are sure to follow with the 11 openings that need to be filled across the FBS. Keep in mind there are three open SEC jobs to fill.  

A total of 13 coaching jobs have opened so far, which would be the fewest in the last five years. Sporting News will track the new coaches here as that carousel continues to spin.  

New FBS coaches for 2020 season  

Rutgers: Greg Schiano 

Hired (Dec. 1): Rutgers went back to Schiano, who had a 68-67 record with the school from 2001-11 before taking the Tampa Bay Buccaneers job in the NFL. Schiano gained a better understanding about what it takes to win in the Big Ten East from a three-year stint as Ohio State’s defensive coordinator from 2016-18, and he should be able to elevate the recruiting from the Scarlet Knights. This is a massive renovation project, but Rutgers can’t complain. Since Schiano left, the Scarlet Knights are 36-63 the last eight seasons.

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Washington: Jimmy Lake  

Hired (Dec. 2): Petersen’s resignation came as a surprise to many, but the program maintained continuity with the immediate hire of Lake. Lake, 42, is a first-time head coach who served as the defensive coordinator the last four seasons under Petersen. Lake spent six seasons in the NFL as a defensive backs coach before joining Petersen at Boise State, and he should offer a fresh take on a system that has proven to work in the Pac-12 North.

2020 FBS coaching changes  

SCHOOL FORMER COACH NEW COACH
Rutgers Chris Ash Greg Schiano
Florida State Willie Taggart
Arkansas Chad Morris
UNLV Tony Sanchez
Missouri Barry Odom
UTSA Frank Wilson
USF Charlie Strong
Boston College Steve Addazio
Ole Miss Matt Luke
Old Dominion Bobby Wilder
Washington Chris Petersen Jimmy Lake
Colorado State Mike Bobo
Fresno State Jeff Tedford