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Well, the guy is, after all, a refugee from the deep south, Louisiana. Don't expect too much from him, given his origin and affinities.

NO, just a little verbal scolding. They will get a pass like the "Red Elephants" have. Then the NCAA, to cover their tracks and image, will go after another less visible rules offender.

I think it is a former football player from the Dickey era, FB Steve Wold. :)

Which body of work? Last century's or his more recent and declining body of work, a body of work that is more reflective of his coaching ability. A body of work that got him fired.

Maccabiah / Persistence pays off for Bruce Pearl By Jerry Mittleman Bruce Pearl has been waiting for 20 years to coach in the Maccabiah and even longer to make his first visit to Israel. Both dreams came to fruition this month when the University of Tennessee's 49-year-old basketball coach...

Yes he did, in the distant past.....last century.

You think that but the jury is still out on Fulmer getting a job, at all. He is never going to be in another high-profile program such as U.T. Perhaps that will sink in as time goes on and he realizes that he will just have to take a job anywhere to assuage his big ego. Plus, time isn't on...

Keith was/is a spoiled brat (even at 41 or whatever age he is). If his intellectual capacity matched his ego, he would be a genius of the first order.

Unless Lousiville became desperate, one interview with the charismatic :no:, enthusiastic :jpshakehead:, watching the film type of guy, should remove him from the short list.

Come on, get real! Hyams doesn't know what day of the week it is, much less have some concrete, pertinent, informative, coherent, opinions. Clueless Hyams is lost in a fog.

Indiana is probably the only possibility of the schools you mentioned. Certainly Miami isn't going to go for a 60+ year old coach, even if Shannon doesn't make it. Most schools want a coach with some uummmph, and enthusiasm, and a recent winning track record. That pretty much leaves Fulmer to...

That is correct, it would be a nice fit. Indiana, one of the worst programs in 1A perennially, and Fulmer, a coach on whom the sun set back in the 90's.

Just goes to show the self-image Fulmer has is not the image perceived by AD's, at least not at this point.

Fulmer IS probably serious about coaching again, but he is in denial of his coaching shortcomings, still living in the nineties. He has an exaggerated sense of accomplishment, and ability, something that the coaching marketplace can see through. If Fulmer wants 200 victories to insure his HOF...

The common thread here, shared with Fulmer, is that all of the above are a little "long of tooth." Many of them are not likely to coach again, and if they did, like Fulmer, they would have to take the crumbs. Fulmer isn't Mr. Personality, and he would have a hard sell of himself in the...