tennesseeduke
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College football's all-time winning est program appears to be in need of a new coach. Michigan fired Brady Hoke on Tuesday after four seasons in Ann Arbor, according to reports from Sam Webb and FOX Sports' Bruce Feldman. Michigan football has announced a press conference set for 4:30 p.m. ET. Hokes 2014 season at Michigan included losses to rivals Notre Dame, Michigan State and Ohio State as the Wolverines finished 5-7 (3-5 Big Ten) and fell short of bowl eligibility for the first time since 09 and third time since 1974.
Hoke arrived at Michigan in 2011 after a two-year stint at San Diego State, where his Aztecs went 13-12, including 9-4 in his final season. San Diego State was 2-10 the year before Hoke arrived and hadn't won nine games since 1971. Then Hoke's debut Michigan team went 11-2, making him the only Wolverines coach since Fielding ost to win at least 10 games in his first year at the helm. Michigan capped that campaign with a 23-20 win over Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl.
But Hokes first season in Ann Arbor also proved to be his best. His program dropped to 8-5 in 2012, 7-6 in 13 and 5-7 this fall. The Wolverines fell to South Carolina in the Outback Bowl after the 12 season and lost to Kansas State in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl in December 13. They also lost to rival Ohio State three straight times. Hoke went 12-12 in Big Ten play during his final three seasons.
Since CBJ said NO then who will be there? Michigan, Nebraska and Florida. Some really high powered jobs are available!
:hi:
Tennesseeduke
Hoke arrived at Michigan in 2011 after a two-year stint at San Diego State, where his Aztecs went 13-12, including 9-4 in his final season. San Diego State was 2-10 the year before Hoke arrived and hadn't won nine games since 1971. Then Hoke's debut Michigan team went 11-2, making him the only Wolverines coach since Fielding ost to win at least 10 games in his first year at the helm. Michigan capped that campaign with a 23-20 win over Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl.
But Hokes first season in Ann Arbor also proved to be his best. His program dropped to 8-5 in 2012, 7-6 in 13 and 5-7 this fall. The Wolverines fell to South Carolina in the Outback Bowl after the 12 season and lost to Kansas State in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl in December 13. They also lost to rival Ohio State three straight times. Hoke went 12-12 in Big Ten play during his final three seasons.
Since CBJ said NO then who will be there? Michigan, Nebraska and Florida. Some really high powered jobs are available!
:hi:
Tennesseeduke