Somewhere along the line, the annual shuffling of college football coaches started being referred to as the "coaching carousel."
Actually, it can appear more like a game of musical chairs. You could also call it a swap meet.
Mark Richt is out at Georgia, and in at Miami. Kirby Smart is no longer Nick Saban's right-hand man at Alabama; he's now in charge at Southeastern Conference rival Georgia.
And so it goes.
This fall, 15 major-college programs are being led by new-to-those-universities coaches.
Along with Miami, Georgia and USC, which now has Clay Helton at the helm, there were also changes at Baylor and South Carolina. Here's a look at those situations and others from the Power Five conferences and a top independent:
