There are a ton of hard jobs in college football. Vanderbilt is a smart-kid school in the most talented college football conference in the country; the military academies have to deal with under-talented, lighter-weight players who then have to turn around and serve in their branch of the military for another five years of active duty (and three years in the reserves); Eastern Michigan has no successful history to speak of and very little financial support.
And then there’s New Mexico State. Where do we start?
Lack of historical success? Check. Since the Aggies got rid of Warren B.