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Lane Kiffin,

just hear me out. Think about it. He does want to be a head coach again and I know he wants a P5 job but either he hasn't been offered the right one or he hasn't been offered at all. As far as experience, he has it. He was the head coach of the Oakland Raiders, Head Coach of the Tenn Vol, Head Coach of the USC Trojans and now OC of the Alabama Crimson tide. You have to admit that is an impressive resume for anyone. I know he made a lot of mistakes early on in his career, but he has matured a lot since then. I know we can't pay what he is making now, but he might just want to come here to make a name for himself and to prove to others that he can be a great head coach again. After all, you and I know we are the proving grounds and stepping stones for coaches wanting to better themselves. But we are also using them! Why not let Kiffin recruit us some 3,4,and maybe a 5* player that we all know that he can and will do. So when it is his time to move on, just as the others have (not including EJ ) we will be in better shape and start the process all over again until we attain the Elite status that we hope to do in the future.
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UNT QB recruit

Just came across this article about a QB that committed to UNT. One of those kids that was incredible in HS, but didn't get highly recruited for whatever reason. I'm not sure how it will translate to D1, but he throws a nice ball, and seems to do a good job of hitting his receivers in stride. 3 or 4 inches taller, and he may have had a lot of offers.

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Bill Clark

Bill Clark is one of the best up and coming Head Coaches in FBS. He stepped into a mess at UAB and went on to put together a solid staff and season. He hired Woofin as S&C at UAB. He don't have a full coaching staff around him so I think he would be okay with retaining a staff that was part of a 9 win season. He comes from a defensive pedigree but lets his offensive coaching staff run their offense. The best part of Clark is he has already been a CEO at an FBS school and it wont be a learning curve for him.
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hizik, two SEC assistants in mix at Southern Miss?
By GridironNow.com Staff on January 26, 2016

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Insiders tell GN that among the candidates for the Southern Miss coaching vacancy is North Carolina defensive coordinator Gene Chizik.

Among others being considered are North Carolina co-offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Chris Kapilovic, Ole Miss co-offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Matt Luke and Florida offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier.


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Southern Miss is seeking a coach to replace Todd Monken, who left over the weekend to become offensive coordinator of the NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Kapilovic is a former Southern Miss assistant. Luke is a Mississippi native who attended Ole Miss.

New Arizona State offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey — who had held that role at Southern Miss until leaving for ASU in early December — was said to be a candidate with the Golden Eagles, but media reports Tuesday have him remaining at Arizona State.

Chizik, 54, has been a head coach at Iowa State (2007-08) and Auburn (2009-12); he won a national title with the Tigers in 2010. He was out of football for two years before UNC coach Larry Fedora — himself a former Southern Miss coach — tabbed him to run the Tar Heels’ defense this past season.

(Feature photo of Gene Chizik COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA)


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I think we are about to discover ...

how good a decision it was (or wasn't) to hire Bill McGillis as AD. I think this is a real test for him. To state the obvious, what he does now will make a very big difference to a lot of people for at least the next four years. There are so many variables in the situation that it gives me a headache thinking about it. I am glad that I'm not the one who has to make this decision.
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