Jon Sumrall laments 'goofy' college football calendar amid Florida reports: "I want tonight to be about this team'

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Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall is being linked to multiple coaching opportunities, including the University of Florida, where he is reportedly a "clear favorite" for the position. During a postgame press conference, Sumrall criticized the college football calendar, highlighting the timing of coaching decisions due to the upcoming signing day. He expressed a desire for the focus to remain on Tulane's recent performance, as the team defeated Charlotte 27-0 and secured a spot in the American Championship Game against North Texas.
Sumrall's potential departure is part of a broader coaching movement, with North Texas coach Eric Morris set to take over at Oklahoma State, though his transition might be delayed if North Texas advances to the College Football Playoff. Tulane's success this season positions them as the Group of Five representative in the hypothetical 12-team playoff field, pending another win. Sumrall's comments reflect widespread concerns about the timing of coaching changes in college football.
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