As the college football season approaches, several coaches find themselves under intense pressure, with Florida's Billy Napier leading the pack as the most likely to be fired first due to a challenging schedule filled with ranked opponents. Other coaches on the hot seat include Baylor's Dave Aranda, BYU's Kalani Sitake, and West Virginia's Neal Brown, who have all experienced disappointing seasons following prior successes. The recent dissolution of the Pac-12 has also led to a reassessment of coaches from those programs, with Deion Sanders of Colorado being ranked the lowest among them for failing to show improvement. Meanwhile, the Indiana Football Coaches Association has released its pre-season high school poll, reflecting the competitive landscape at the high school level. With the start of the new season, expectations and stakes are higher than ever, igniting conversations about coaching futures across both college and high school football. The overall climate suggests a looming wave of changes in coaching positions as teams strive for immediate success.