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Official 2017 Coaching Carousel Thread - Zona hires Sumlin
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Zapata
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Rice job is now officially open. “We have made the decision to part ways with Coach David Bailiff after 11 seasons,” Rice AD Joe Karlgaard told Fox 26 Sports.
SerenityBuff
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From Brett McMurphy:
Brett McMurphy
2 hrs ·
Oklahoma State’s Mike Gundy met with Tennessee officials in Dallas on Tuesday, but no decision is expected from Gundy today, sources said.
Gundy had already notified Oklahoma State officials, as required by his contract, of his intention to meet with Tennessee, sources said.
Among the phone conversations Gundy had with Tennessee leading up to Tuesday, included a phone call from former Vols QB Peyton Manning.
Tennessee hopes to land Gundy after its agreement with Ohio State defensive coordinator Greg Schiano blew up behind negative feedback from the Vols' fanbase. Tennessee also reached out to Duke's David Cutcliffe.
Is Gundy, who has talked with other schools in the past, serious about leaving his alma mater? One source says "absolutely," while another isn't so sure. "You might as well say (Nick) Saban is up for the Rice job," the source said.
Sources said Gundy has had “frustrations” in the past with Oklahoma State's administration, especially with his most recent contract negotiations. Gundy recently received a new contract from OSU, worth $4.2 million a year, increasing $125,000 each year. Tennessee could easily top that amount, sources said.
After the 2012 season, Gundy was offered the Vols job, but he turned it down. UT ultimately hired Butch Jones. Sources said last year, he had discussions with Baylor, but the Bears hired Matt Rhule.
Sources said Gundy spoke with Florida officials recently about the Gators job before they hired Dan Mullen.
Gundy has been at Oklahoma State 13 seasons and is the school’s winningest coach. He’s taken the Cowboys to bowls in 12 consecutive seasons.
Brett McMurphy
2 hrs ·
Oklahoma State’s Mike Gundy met with Tennessee officials in Dallas on Tuesday, but no decision is expected from Gundy today, sources said.
Gundy had already notified Oklahoma State officials, as required by his contract, of his intention to meet with Tennessee, sources said.
Among the phone conversations Gundy had with Tennessee leading up to Tuesday, included a phone call from former Vols QB Peyton Manning.
Tennessee hopes to land Gundy after its agreement with Ohio State defensive coordinator Greg Schiano blew up behind negative feedback from the Vols' fanbase. Tennessee also reached out to Duke's David Cutcliffe.
Is Gundy, who has talked with other schools in the past, serious about leaving his alma mater? One source says "absolutely," while another isn't so sure. "You might as well say (Nick) Saban is up for the Rice job," the source said.
Sources said Gundy has had “frustrations” in the past with Oklahoma State's administration, especially with his most recent contract negotiations. Gundy recently received a new contract from OSU, worth $4.2 million a year, increasing $125,000 each year. Tennessee could easily top that amount, sources said.
After the 2012 season, Gundy was offered the Vols job, but he turned it down. UT ultimately hired Butch Jones. Sources said last year, he had discussions with Baylor, but the Bears hired Matt Rhule.
Sources said Gundy spoke with Florida officials recently about the Gators job before they hired Dan Mullen.
Gundy has been at Oklahoma State 13 seasons and is the school’s winningest coach. He’s taken the Cowboys to bowls in 12 consecutive seasons.
I would move Oregon State back to "Open Jobs". I have no idea what is going on but I no longer think Beau Baldwin is the guy.
Canzano (Portland version of Kizla) is claiming that Dennis Erickson is in the running
http://www.oregonlive.com/sports/or...f/2017/11/canzano_oregon_states_coaching.html
Austin Cameron
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I wonder if gundy leaves if les miles goes back to okie st
Have they contacted Dave Logan yet?
Okie light wife is not happy about mullet meeting with Tennessee
He should go to bailer. Don’t they need a Bailiff?
Oh Yes Please!
SerenityBuff
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Herm Edwards? Dennis Erickson? This silly season is the silliest of them all.
BuffLuke80
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You play to win the game.
SerenityBuff
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Herm Edwards has not coached in college since he was the DB coach for San Jose State in 1989.
Thank you Baby Jesus!
damn twitter is blocked at work...what does this say ? sounds good ?
herm edwards serious candidate at asu
SerenityBuff
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Lol.
It is very likely that he is going to get released by ESPN in another string of layoffs! Smart move to go and find a $3,000,000 per year replacement gig and avoid the embarrassment of being let go like Danny Kannell.
Not very likely at all actually, this next round of layoffs is supposed to hit the behind the scenes people not the on air talent.
SerenityBuff
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ASU fans will be begging for Sumlin after hearing that Herm is on the table. Man, those strippers are smart.
Either way, seems like a death spiral at the network, and to be honest, he is a below average analyst. Hedging his bets.