SEC Football: Ranking the head coaches with the most job security

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Sep 28, 2013; Knoxville, TN, USA; Tennessee Volunteers head coach Butch Jones during the second half against the South Alabama Jaguars at Neyland Stadium. Tennessee won 31 to 24. Mandatory Credit: Randy Sartin-USA TODAY Sports

Jones has everyone bought in, including recruits. In his two seasons in Knoxville, Jones has brought in the third and seventh ranked recruiting class in the country, hauling in five, five star-prospects, according to 247Sports. Recruiting at Tennessee isn’t tough, but Jones has quickly built Tennessee into a top contender in the SEC East, brick by brick.

If Jones’ Volunteers were to regress this season, he would definitely return in 2016, but if his Volunteers continued on that path, Jones’ era in Tennessee would come crashing down, brick by brick.

Expectations will always be high for Jones in Knoxville, and if Jones’ continues to rebuild the Volunteers at this pace, they will be contending for a spot in the College Football Playoff in no time.

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Butch Jones

Head Coach, Tennessee

One of the hottest coaches in college football now is Butch Jones, who has completely turned around the Tennessee Volunteers’ football program.

Despite Jones not having a winning record at Tennessee, (12-13), his Volunteers have been the talk of the conference as one of the most talented and emerging teams in the SEC.

Jones has everyone bought in, including recruits. In his two seasons in Knoxville, Jones has brought in the third and seventh ranked recruiting class in the country, hauling in five, five star-prospects, according to 247Sports. Recruiting at Tennessee isn’t tough, but Jones has quickly built Tennessee into a top contender in the SEC East, brick by brick.

If Jones’ Volunteers were to regress this season, he would definitely return in 2016, but if his Volunteers continued on that path, Jones’ era in Tennessee would come crashing down, brick by brick.

Expectations will always be high for Jones in Knoxville, and if Jones’ continues to rebuild the Volunteers at this pace, they will be contending for a spot in the College Football Playoff in no time.

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