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Secondary Coaching Candidates Part I: The A-List Seth May 10th, 2021 at 3:04 PM The unluckiest sports program on Earth caught a doozy in the dinglies last week as co-DC/cornerbacks coach/crack recruiter Mo Linguist took the late-opening Buffalo head job. How bad the fallout will be depends on which replacement coach Michigan can get in this late hour. Here are the gentlemen Michigan could take a swing at. Well tackle some of the big names first and if were still shopping later this week Ill hav...

Maurice Linguist, Michigan’s recently hired co-DC, named head coach at Buffalo Updated May 07, 2021; Posted May 07, 2021 This is a 2020 photo of Maurice Linguist of the Dallas Cowboys NFL football team. (AP Photo)AP Facebook Share Maurice Linguist’s time at Michigan was short lived. The newly hired co-defensive coordinator and cornerbacks coach was named the head coach at New York’s State University at Buffalo, a member of the Mid-American Conference, the program announced Friday evenin...

Ohio State among 5 Big Ten teams auditioning quarterbacks Follow Us Question of the Day By ERIC OLSON - Associated Press - Monday, April 26, 2021 Nine of the 14 teams in the Big Ten appear set at quarterback heading into the fall. The five others will continue auditions in August, and no competition will be more closely watched than the one at Ohio State. With two-time Big Ten player of the year Justin Fields de...

2021 NFL Draft Prospect Profile: TE Brevin Jordan, Miami (Fla.) Brevin Jordan gained valuable experience in two different offensive systems. How has that experience merged together and what does he do well in each? Author: School: Miami (Fla.) A former four-star recruit from Las Vegas, Nevada, who attended Bishop Gorman High School. Jordan was the number one ranked tight end in the 2018 recruiting cycle and the 33rd nationally ranked player, according to 247 Sports. He had a dominant senior yea...

Maryland faces more turnover with departure of wide receivers coach Joker Phillips Emily Giambalvo, The Washington Post Jan. 26, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Maryland Coach Michael Locksley has two more positions to fill on his coaching staff.Washington post photo by Jonathan Newton The Maryland football staff has faced significant turnover this month, with wide receivers coach Joker Phillips the most recent departure. Phillips, who was also the Terrapins co-offensive coordinator, is leaving the ...