Regrading the 2021–22 College Football Coaching Cycle: Two Unanimous Failures

The 2021–22 college football coaching cycle was marked by several high-profile hires and changes, with varying degrees of success and failure.

Billy Napier was fired from Florida after a disappointing tenure, with the Gators going 22–23 under his leadership. Despite facility upgrades, Napier's record was the worst for a full-time Florida coach since the 1940s.

USC's Lincoln Riley, initially praised for his move from Oklahoma, has faced skepticism due to inconsistent results and a dwindling record, now standing at 31–16.

Brent Venables at Oklahoma has struggled to replicate his defensive success from Clemson, going 28–19 and facing criticism for failing to balance the Sooners' offense and defense.

Brian Kelly was dismissed from LSU after a 34–14 record over 3½ seasons. Despite success in the SEC and a Heisman winner, Kelly's inability to compete for national titles led to his firing.

Marcus Freeman at Notre Dame defied initial