We're not where I think we should be right now, and I disapprove of Collins's performance up to this point. But some of the doom and gloom on this board is crazy. We have shown plenty of potential, and have at times looked like we could be a truly great team. Sims has the talent to be in the Heisman conversation if he improves the mental side of his game and the team comes together.
Am I super confident that Collins is the right guy to take us from potential to results? No, I'm not. But there's no way we should even be thinking about firing him after only three years, and the program is far from dead.
Next year will be pivotal -- if the team is still an inconsistent mess, then we should start thinking about an exit plan. But you don't get to success as a program or attract good HC talent by firing a coach three years after you hire him into a situation where he needs to completely remake the offense.