The Coaching Carousel Around College Football

Days after Saturday's festivities ended, heads began to spin on the sidelines at many Universities.

Texas A & M head coach Dennis Franchione resigned and Houston Texans assistant Mike Sherman took over the reigns in College Station.

Veteran head coach Lloyd Carr resigned as head coach at the University of Michigan after 13 successful years.

University of Arkansas head coach Houston Nutt resigned days after the team's monumental win against top ranked LSU and will be named the new head coach at Ole Miss.

Nebraska head coach Bill Callahan and all of his assistants were fired after four disappointing seasons.

Duke fired head coach Ted Roof after compiling a 6-45 record.

Georgia Tech fired Chan Gailey after sustaining six consecutive losses to in state rival Georgia.

Southern Mississippi head coach Jeff Bower will resign December 22nd after 17 seasons.

Northern Illinois head coach Joe Novak retired after guiding the Huskies to a 2-10 record. Novak spent 16 years at the school.

Washington State head coach Bill Doba has announced that he's stepping down.

Colorado State head coach Sonny Lubick will not return next season with the Rams.

University of Mississippi head coach Ed Orgeron was fired Saturday and Houston Nutt will be named the new sideline master at a news conference tomorrow.