Who needs a playoff? College football coaches' annual game of musical chairs is much more exciting. And just like the BCS, there are no clear winners when all is said and done.

Bobby Petrino became the latest flip-flop, and landed in Arkansas. Less than 24 hours after his Atlanta Falcons lost to the New Orleans Saints on "Monday Night Football" and Falcons owner Arthur Blank said he stood by his struggling coach, Petrino was introduced as the new Razorbacks head coach. He replaces Houston Nutt, who took the head job at Mississippi after spending 10 years walking the Arkansas sideline.

While 10 schools have named new coaches for next year, there are still a few jobs to be had out there, and teams who need to name a skipper or lose out on more valuable recruiting time … right, Michigan?

There are plenty of interesting storylines for the schools still in search mode -- Michigan, UCLA, SMU, Northern Illinois, Houston and Duke. Many still think that Les "it isn't official until it's signed" Miles will lead his LSU Tigers to a national title, then back peddle on earlier comments and head north to Ann Arbor.

And while Bill Callahan and Dennis Franchione will probably take a year or two off to work on spending their giant buyouts from Nebraska and Texas A&M, this season could see the return of Rick Neuheisel to college football five years after leaving Washington in an NCAA-pool scandal.

WHO'S IN, WHO'S OUT

School                                        Out                                       In 
Arkansas                                    Houston Nutt                     Bobby Petrino 
Baylor                                          Guy Morriss                        Art Briles 
Colorado State                          Sonny Lubick                     Steve Fairchild 
Duke                                            Ted Roof                            TBA 
Georgia Tech                             Chan Gailey                       Paul Johnson 
Houston                                      Art Briles                             TBA 
Michigan                                      Lloyd Carr                          TBA 
Mississippi                                 Ed Orgeron                         Houston Nutt 
Navy                                             Paul Johnson                     Ken Niumatalolo 
Nebraska                                    Bill Callahan                       Bo Pelini 
Northern Illinois                         Joe Novak                           Jerry Kill 
SMU                                             Phil Bennett                         TBA 
Southern Mississippi               Jeff Bower                            Larry Fedora 
Texas A&M                                  Dennis Franchione            Mike Sherman 
UCLA                                           Karl Dorrell                          TBA 
Washington State               &nb