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Word is Charlie Strong was just hired away from Louisville by the Texas Longhorns. That creates a scary vacancy Hud-wise. At the very least, this removes some SEC protection I was counting on, as I think Strong would've been the guy for Florida if they fired Muschamp after 2014. Everybody keep your fingers crossed for the next week or two that we avoid being part of this carousel.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports...om-louisville/
Bobby Burton (@BobbyBurton247) tweeted at 10:00 PM on Fri, Jan 03, 2014:
A high-ranking Texas official tells Horns247 that Charlie Strong will be next head coach of Longhorns. First reported by Horns247.
Preliminary Cardinals board surfing shows early names of interest include Schiano, David Cutcliffe, Rich Rodriguez, and...bringing back Bobby Petrino.
Good....good.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrockMeaux
Sports Illustrated and Houston Chronicle now both reporting so it is a done deal....and yes....we need to keep an eye on this one....Quote:
Originally Posted by cajunhawk
Pete Thamel_ (@SIPeteThamel) tweeted at 10:51 PM on Fri, Jan 03, 2014:
High ranking Texas official said Texas and Charlie Strong have agreed to terms. Five years, $5 mill per. http://t.co/He5hGAU3Em
Yeah. Petrino filling that vacancy would pretty much be best case scenario because it wouldn't create another one we'd need to worry about.Quote:
Originally Posted by cajunhawk
Mike Finger (@mikefinger) tweeted at 10:55 PM on Fri, Jan 03, 2014:
Can confirm multiple reports that Louisville's Charlie Strong has been offered the Texas job and is expected to take it.
Louisville gonna want a name bigger than HUD.. Huds resume' does not have marquee appeal yet.
I would not be surprised if Coach Hud were interviewed for this job. I mentioned this a little while back, that it's a program Coach Hud has talked about and admired. It's a good top 20 type program. They may go for a bigger name, and I hope they do, but it's definitely a position that he would have to think about if they were interested in him, and they can pay good money.