Greg Schiano, Brent Key among coaches facing pressure amid season struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 9, 2026, 10:08 AM
Last updated Nov 9, 2026

Greg Schiano's position as head coach at Rutgers is in jeopardy after a string of poor performances, with the team unable to qualify for a bowl game. Meanwhile, Brent Key at Georgia Tech is also under scrutiny following a dismal record of 2-10 against FBS opponents. Georgia Tech has struggled significantly since the departure of former coach Geoff Collins, reflecting broader issues within the program. In contrast, coaches like Lance Leipold at Kansas and Tim Albin at Charlotte face their own challenges, highlighted by disappointing seasons. The of college football coaching is shifting, with pressures mounting as the season progresses.
- •Greg Schiano's Rutgers team is 8-16 over their last 24 games.
- •Brent Key's Georgia Tech has lost 10 of their last 12 games against FBS opponents.
- •Lance Leipold and Tim Albin are both feeling pressure amid poor team records.
- •Rutgers is not bowl eligible after a recent blowout loss.
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