Welcome to Hot Seat Season

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Welcome to Hot Seat Season

ESPN.com staff

Oct 6, 2014, 04:00 PM ET

Michigan's Brady Hoke is just one of many coaches who, as Gene Wojciechowski explains, are well aware of the fact that Hot Seat Season has started in college football.