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I've read somewhere (I think it was a CNNSI article, but don't hold me to that) that an interview of Mangino indicated he did. He took Kansas to the Orange Bowl. That's a pretty good hire, especially if he's calmed down a bit.

Pretty sure you answered your own question there.

No, it doesn't. ESPECIALLY at a school that realistically is in a spot where it's not doing much of anything Year 1 anyways.

That's my impression as well. It'd worry me, but it's not like people are knocking down our doors to be head coach.

Yeah, that came across last night. I take it as a "maybe if I can't find something better." We can't even get a MAC OC to accept a job? Maybe no one wants to work for the leadership in Athletics? It's at the very least certainly starting to *seem* that way.

Whenever AccounTemps finally gets Bob out there.

I'd say that foundation's mission from looking at the site might shed some light to answer some of the earlier questions.

Very good point, but there's a *major* difference between Winters and Heath. Winters built Wayne State from the ground up. Heath coached that team out east for one year. And that team out east had had success before Heath was there for his cup of coffee. Wayne State, really, didn't. Not saying Winters is the right answer (though I certainly have no substantive answer as to why he isn't), but this is not a fair comparison.