Toughest coaching job in the nation?

[AustinAG07]

According to cfn.com it is A&M.
http://cfn.scout.com/2/581277.html

Big 12 – Texas A&M
No program in America has the perfect storm combination when it comes to having problems producing a consistent powerhouse. There's sky-high expectations, a perfect college football setting to give the sense that this should be one of the elite of the elite programs, and number three program status in its own division. A&M can win a title or two here and there, but Texas and Oklahoma will always be bigger. This might be the biggest name program that hasn’t consistently won anything, and it gets my vote as the toughest

[BOOZINB85]

I don't buy that, it has to be Notre Dame. You coach there and every coaching job you have after that in college is a demotion. Just ask Bob Davie.

[SHAG69]

All the pieces are in place to be national champs. I don't feel it is the toughest place to coach...we just need to find the right coach for recruiting. Jackie Sherrill always out recruited Texas when he was here.

[Pflugerville Ag]

Actaully, that article doesn't say that we are necessarily #1 overall, it says that we are the toughest in the Big 12, which I agree with.

We discussed this last week when the article first came out...

http://www.aggiefans.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10831