We know that a head coaching job at a University or in the NFL is the least secure job available.  In the NFL you need to please the fans and, especially, the owner(s); in D1 football, it's the fans and, face it, the "big buck" donors.  Lose support and it's "hit the bricks" time.....and, those influential groups often have very little patience.  In addition, a program which experiences real success will often "lose" its Head Coach to a bigger job...Chip Kelly's move to the Eagles is an easy example to cite.  If the next Coach doesn't match that previous success, his tenure will likely be rather short...none of this is breaking news.  

I wish the Ducks and Coach Taggart and his staff success.  I'm sure Coach Taggart realizes the expectations are very high and failure to reach them will lead to less-than-pleasant consequences.  Those are the "rules" of BigBusiness College Athletics.....