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Job security ratings of SIAC football coaches entering 2018 season (with gifs)

Kendrick Marshall by Kendrick Marshall
July 15, 2018
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The SIAC has been historically one of the most competitive HBCU football conferences in America, and 2017 was no different.

Six of the 10 teams lost two or fewer games in league play, with Tuskegee moving through the league with an unbeaten regular season record against SIAC foes.

With there not being much difference in talent throughout the conference, it really turns up the pressure on coaches to be in a constant stage of growth an improvement.

Or else.

The SIAC head football coaches are ranked (in no particular order) based on job security heading into the 2018 season:

Gabe Giardina — Albany State

via GIPHY

Mike White — Benedict

via GIPHY

Kevin Ramsey — Clark Atlanta

via GIPHY

Kevin Porter — Fort Valley State

via GIPHY

Rich Freeman — Morehouse

via GIPHY


Cedric Pearl — Central State

via GIPHY

John L. Smith — Kentucky State

via GIPHY

Derrick Burroughs — Lane

via GIPHY

Reginald Ruffin — Miles

via GIPHY

Willie Slater — Tuskegee

via GIPHY

Tags: Central StateClark AtlantaKentucky StateLane CollegeMorehouseTuskegee

Kendrick Marshall

Kendrick Marshall

Kendrick Marshall is an award-winning journalist and a graduate of Jackson State University.

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