Multiple Pac-12 coaches are making headlines as potential candidates for coaching positions around the country. Chip Kelly, the head coach of UCLA, is rumored to be fired soon, with names like Jonathan Smith, Jedd Fisch, and Ryan Grubb being discussed as possible replacements. Meanwhile, the firing of Jimbo Fisher from Texas A&M has created an opening that has attracted attention from several coaches in the Pac-12.

Dan Lanning, defensive coordinator at Oregon, has been identified as a top candidate for the Texas A&M job, although he has denied any interest in leaving Oregon. Kalen DeBoer, the head coach at Washington, has also been mentioned as a potential candidate, although his response was less convincing. Deion Sanders, the head coach of Colorado, has also been mentioned as a potential candidate for the Texas A&M job.

In addition to these rumors, Jonathan Smith, the head coach of Oregon State, has been linked to coaching positions at both Texas A&M and UCLA. Smith, a former quarterback at Oregon State, has helped turn around the program, and his success has drawn interest from other schools.

As the college football season continues, it remains to be seen which coaches will make moves and where they will end up. But for now, the Pac-12 remains a hotbed of coaching rumors and speculation.