15 current college football head coaches who’d make great TV analysts
Texas Tech’s Kliff Kingsbury is one of the youngest coaches in college football at the age of 37 and he’s relatable for so many young players. Although he hasn’t had as much success as Texas Tech in his first four years as he would have liked, he’s still a smart guy and somewhat of a quarterback guru.
It makes sense because he played at Texas Tech from 1998-2002 as a quarterback and passed for over 12,000 yards and 95 touchdowns during his collegiate career. He knows what it takes to be successful at the position and he’s helped churn out guys like Davis Webb and Baker Mayfield who had both transferred due to a loaded depth chart and just this past season, Patrick Mahomes was a first-round pick.
College football fans love to listen to what former quarterbacks’ takes are in certain situations and what they could be thinking after either a huge play or an interception. Kingsbury can draw an audience by talking about his past as a player and as one of the youngest coaches in the country.
Moreover, who doesn’t like a guy who can relate to the younger audience and now sound like such a dinosaur when he talks about the game?