Pair Of SEC Coaches Named Most Likely To Be Fired First During 2024 Season

For football fans and sports bettors, the First Coach Fired odds are always interesting to browse, projecting which teams will be quickest to pull the plug on their leader.

With the start of Week 0 and the 2024 college football season just weeks away, BetOnline has posted the official odds for the first head coach to get the boot this year. In as competitive a year as ever for the league, a pair of SEC coaches lead the way on BetOnline's hot seat.

Take a look at the full list on this tweet or listed out down below:

Here's the list:

Billy Napier (Florida) | +400
Sam Pittman (Arkansas) | +500
Mario Cristobal (Miami) | +600
Dave Aranda (Baylor) | +700
Clark Lea (Vanderbilt) | +800
Kalani Sitake (BYU) | +1000
Justin Wilcox (California) | +1200
Pat Narduzzi (Pittsburgh) | +1200
Ryan Day (Ohio State) +1200
Neal Brown (West Virginia) | +1400
Scott Satterfield (Cincinnati) +1400
Mike Locksley (Maryland) | +1600
Shane Beamer (South Carolina) | +1600
Tony Elliott (Virginia) | +1600
Dabo Swinney (Clemson) | +2500
Lincoln Riley (USC) | +2500
Brent Venables (Oklahoma) | +3300
Deion Sanders (Colorado) | +5000

Well, that's quite a list. Pittman and Napier are no surprises if you've been monitoring the situations in Fayetteville and Gainesville. Meanwhile, some legends also appear on the list in Dabo Swinney, Lincoln Riley and Deion Sanders there at the back end. These are unlikely choices, but eyebrow-raisers nonetheless.

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