College FB coaching openings

I just wonder if Swinney can now tell the AD to get the hell off of his sideline during games.

He had a good run, but it sounds like Clemson wasn't in the mood to go after a big name. The same team that was ranked in the pre-season top 10 lost to Georgia Tech and Florida State, beat Boston College, Duke, Virginia and the rival SoCarolina.
I really don't know if Tommy Bowden wouldn't have fared just as well - of course the program though Bowden was going to help Clemson compete for a national title.

 

Dabo Swinney (DA-bo SWEE-nee): Noun, proper. Def. 1: An in-house Clemson coach who panders for a job and gets it because a few big-name players say they won't stick around if he isn't the coach. Def. 2: A football coach who has the backing of some big-money boosters. Def. 3: A Clemson coach who beats South Carolina and makes Steve Spurrier look foolish.

 

Kiffin said he took the test a few days prior to signing the contract.

Kiffin also fired a joking shot towards Meyer in the press conference.

Such is life among the 12 coaches in the SEC..

 

I just wonder if the Vols are going to "play happy."

 

The man on the left says there's never a bad time to contact recruits. Even before you've told your soon-to-be-former players that you're leaving.

 

Hal Mummie out at New Mexico State.

Oregon will announce shortly that Bellotti will move up to AD and OC Chip Kelly is the successor in waiting, timetable to be announced.

 

IJAG just did a cheer and doesn't know why.

 

Not opening: SportsCenter says Notre Dame will keep Charlie Weis for another season.

 

Jim Harrick thinks that question is a bit harsh.

 

Actually, Mike Frank of IrishEyes reported it first, at 5:29 p.m.
http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=109&f=1052

Then, an hour later, WNDU had this incredibly misleading and self-serving report, claiming to have broken the story. ("As first reported on NewsCenter 16 at 6:00 and on the IrishEyes website, Charlie Weis will return for the 2009 season.")
http://www.wndu.com/home/headlines/35414524.html

And then SportsCenter read the second paragraph of WNDU's Web report nearly verbatim.

 

Who's next up in the land o' fail?

 

http://notredame.scout.com/2/817609.html