College football hot seat: 6 coaches that could be fired after Week 8

LOGAN, UT - OCTOBER 22: Steve Addazio, head coach of the Colorado State Rams talks to coach Brian White during their game against the Utah State Aggies at Maverick Stadium October 22, 2021 at in Logan, Utah.(Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images)
LOGAN, UT - OCTOBER 22: Steve Addazio, head coach of the Colorado State Rams talks to coach Brian White during their game against the Utah State Aggies at Maverick Stadium October 22, 2021 at in Logan, Utah.(Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images) /
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Colorado State Rams head coach Steve Addazio reacts during the second quarter against the Iowa Hawkeyes at Kinnick Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports /

1. College football hot seat: Steve Addazio, Colorado State

The Colorado State Rams are looking real rough right now and there’s no real guarantee that Steve Addazio will be able to get them on the right track. Addazio was an odd hire, all things considered, and unfortunately for the Rams and their fans, Colorado State has struggled considerably under his guidance over the past season and a half.

In 2020, Addazio led the Rams to a 1-3 season. The pandemic made some things weird and unpredictable during the 2020 college football season, but Colorado State has looked miserable throughout this season.

Most notably, Colorado State made this disaster happen in a game it should have won against Utah State:

Apparently, Addazio and his coaching staff didn’t even send the field goal unit onto the field, according to Addazio.

The whole situation is just an odd one and it’s time for Colorado State to consider what it wants its college football team’s future to be.

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