Since replacing Jim Leavitt as head coach, the University of South Florida Bull football team has fell deeper into obscurity.

That fall has cost head coach, Skip Holtz, his job, as the school announced his 3-year tenure was over. Holtz compiled a 16-21 record in those three years. This year, the team finished 3-9 after this weekend’s 27-3 rout by Pittsburgh. Officials at USF said Holtz was incapable of turning USF into a destination program, therefore clouding their effort to recruit top high school players.

Although this year’s team was packed with seniors, the team still surrendered 94 points in their last three games. Possible successors for Holtz’s job are Mario Cristobal, Houston Nutt, Dan Quinn, Mark Snyder, and Willie Taggart.