The 2019 college football season is only seven months away, and it's never too early to speculate on a handful of topics, including Heisman Trophy candidates, as well as coaches who are entering next season on the hot seat. A few questionable coaches survived last season, and without delivering better results, could be kicked out of their respective programs. I feel that these are five head coaches entering the 2019 season under the most pressure and on the hot seat.
Willie Taggart - Florida State
Willie Taggart is entering his second season at Florida State, with serious questions about his future with FSU. The Seminoles ended up 5-7 last year. Taggart needs seven or eight wins and a bowl if he wants to keep his job. A disastrous season would bring Taggart's FSU career to an end.
Mike Bobo - Colorado State
Mike Bobo started his tenure at Colorado State with seven wins and a bowl appearance. However, they were 3-9 record last season, and had a five-game losing streak to end the season. Bobo signed an extension, putting him under contract through 2022. However, he could still be fired if he doesn't produce.