NCAAFCollege football coaching carouselFILE - In this Aug. 10, 2015, file photo, Mississippi offensive line coach Matt Luke works on a drill with linemen during NCAA college football practice in Oxford, Miss. Mississippi coach Hugh Freeze has resigned after five seasons, bringing a stunning end to a once-promising tenure. The school confirmed Freeze's resignation in a release Thursday night, July 20, 2017. Luke has been named the interim coach. (Bruce Newman/The Oxford Eagle via AP, File) ORG XMIT: MSOXF501Bruce Newman, APNov 12, 2016; College Station, TX, USA; Mississippi Rebels head coach Hugh Freeze during the game against the Texas A&M Aggies at Kyle Field. Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-USA TODAY SportsTroy Taormina, USA TODAY SportsLincoln Riley was promoted by Oklahoma following the retirement of Bob Stoops. Riley was offensive coordinator for the Sooners in 2015 and 2016, during which they compiled a 22-4 record and made an appearance in the 2015 College Football Playoff.USA TODAY SportsBob Stoops retired following 18 seasons at Oklahoma. Stoops went 190-48 during his tenure and led the Sooners to the national championship in 2000.USA TODAY SportsCal made its hire of Justin Wilcox official on Jan. 14. Wilcox spent the 2016 season serving as Wisconsin's defensive coordinator.APCal fired coach Sonny Dykes on Jan. 8. Dykes went 19-30 in his four years in charge of the Golden Bears.Cary Edmondson, USA TODAY SportsWestern Michigan hired former Purdue assistant Tim Lester to replace P.J. Fleck. Lester played quarterback for the Broncos in the 1990s.APP.J. FleckUSA TODAY Sports ImagesTracy Claeys was fired on Jan. 3 following his first full season as a head coach. He’d taken over after former coach Jerry Kill stepped aside for health reasons during the 2015 season.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsRandy Edsall, who spent 12 seasons at UConn before going to Maryland, left his post at the Detroit Lions to rejoin the Huskies and fill their head coach vacancy.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsAfter three unsuccessful seasons, UConn announced the firing of Bob Diaco on Dec. 26.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsWestern Kentucky hired Notre Dame offensive coordinator Mike Sanford, making it official Dec. 14.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsTemple hired Florida defensive coordinator Geoff Collins as the next head coach of the Owls on Dec. 13.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsFlorida Atlantic and Alabama offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin agreed on a deal that made Kffin the new head coach on Dec. 12.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsasdfTim Heitman, USA TODAY SportsCincinnati announced the hire of Luke Fickell as head coach on Dec. 10. Fickell previously served as defensive coordinator for Ohio State.Mark Henle, The Arizona RepublicsdfgErich Schlegel, USA TODAY SportsGeorgia State hired South Carolina offensive line coach Shawn Elliott as its new head coach on Dec. 8.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsNevada chose Jay Norvell as the next coach to lead the Wolf Pack on Dec. 8. He left his post at Arizona State as receivers coach and passing game coordinator.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsWillie Taggart left South Florida to become the new head coach at Oregon on Dec. 7.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsMatt Rhule left Temple to become Baylor's new head coach on Dec. 6.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsTommy Tuberville stepped down on Dec. 4 after four seasons with Cincinnati.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsIndiana coach Kevin Wilson resigned on Dec. 1. Wilson went 26-47 in six seasons as the Hoosiers' coach, including a 6-6 mark this season.Jerry Lai, USA TODAY SportsTom Allen was promoted to head coach, permanently, by Indiana following the resignation of Kevin Wilson. Allen had previously served as the Hoosiers' defensive coordinator.Chris Howell, The Herald-Times Via APOregon fired coach Mark Helfrich on Nov. 29. Helfrich went 37-16 in four seasons with the Ducks, including an appearance in the national title game, but went just 4-8 this season.James Snook, USA TODAY SportsFormer Houston coach Tom Herman was hired to take over at Texas on Nov. 26.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsCharlie Strong was fired as Texas' head coach on Nov. 26 after going 16-21 in three seasons with the Longhorns.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsEd Orgeron was promoted from interim coach to LSU head coach on Nov. 26. He went 5-2 leading LSU after Les Miles was fired.Jerome Miron, USA TODAY SportsLes Miles was fired by LSU on Sept. 25 after a 2-2 start to the season. Miles went 114-34 and won a national championship in 11-plus seasons at the school.Benny Sieu, USA TODAY SportsCharlie Partridge was fired by Florida Atlantic on Nov. 27 after going 9-27 in three seasons with the Owls.Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY SportsRon Caragher was fired by San Jose State on Nov. 27 after going 19-30 in four seasons with the Spartans.Kim Klement, USA TODAY SportsNevada coach Brian Polian and the team mutually agreed to part ways on Nov. 27. Polian went 23-27 in four seasons with the Wolf Pack.Stan Szeto, USA TODAY SportsFormer Cal coach Jeff Tedford was introduced as the new coach of Fresno State on Nov. 11.Kelley L Cox, USA TODAY SportsFresno State coach Tim DeRuyter was fired on Oct. 23 after a 1-7 start to the season. DeRuyter went 30-30 in four-plus seasons with the Bulldogs.Cary Edmondson, USA TODAY SportsJeff Brohm left Western Kentucky to take the head coaching job at Purdue on Dec. 5.Raj Mehta, USA TODAY SportsPurdue fired coach Darrell Hazell on Oct. 16. Hazell went 9-33 in three-plus seasons in charge of the Boilermakers, including a 3-3 start to 2016.Sandra Dukes, USA TODAY SportsGeorgia State fired coach Trent Miles on Nov. 13 after a 2-8 start to the season. Miles went 9-38 in three-plus seasons in charge of the Panthers.John David Mercer, USA TODAY SportsFormer North Carolina, Miami and Cleveland Browns head coach Butch Davis agreed to become head coach at Florida International on Nov. 14.Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY SportsFlorida International fired coach Ron Turner on Sept. 25 following an 0-4 start. Turner went 10-30 in three-plus seasons leading the Golden Panthers.Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY Sports