Good question, but perhaps the question should be would he ever consider it? He's built something special at Clemson and a lot of that is the culture that has been developed. Sometimes that cannot be replicated at the pro level as it is unique to college football. Add in the location, being happy with his life etc. and it's hard to see him moving. Easy for me to say but I know if it was me why would I subject myself to the microscope of the NFL when life is good at the top of the college game. The money is almost as good (maybe better in some cases) and you are king. Why change.
That said, if you are the kind of person who needs new challenges in their lives then it is almost inevitable to move on. And he's only 49 years old so who knows. But he sounded very happy with where he was at last night when they talked to him after the game. And he has sounded very happy whenever I have heard him over the season.
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