What has been the tenure of SEC Football coaches during the expansion era?

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SEC Network ‏@SECNetwork 7h7 hours ago

This was the first Saturday in 11 years without the Head Ball Coach on the sidelines.

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AL.com sports ‏@aldotcomSports 3h3 hours ago

"I'm not mad at anybody at #Tennessee. Everybody that fired me got fired. I'm good." –Phil Fulmer http://ow.ly/TLLUq

Phillip Fulmer probably was bitter about how Tennessee forced him out in 2008 though he tells a reporter multiple times how happy he is now. Fulmer guided the Volunteers to a national championship in 1998 and two SEC Championships but was told to resign in the midst of a 5-7 2008 season. Tennessee replaced its Hall of Fame alumnus with Lane Kiffin, who lasted a single season before leaving for USC.

Fulmer didn't feel welcome hanging around his alma mater during the Kiffin and Derek Dooley years. He famously said Kiffin's "arrogant attitude turned people off" and questioned how he even got the job during a stint as a CBS analyst. But he's developed a good relationship with current head coach Butch Jones -- they exchange text messages --

"I'm not mad at anybody at Tennessee," Fulmer says. "Everybody that fired me got fired. I'm good."

Once considered a hated villain in Alabama, Fulmer now vacations in Gulf Shores...

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Les Miles becomes first coach in LSU history to have five winning streaks of seven games or more breaking a tie with John McClendon's uncle, "Cholly Mac".

Todd Politz ‏@tpolitz 2h2 hours ago

.@LSUCoachMiles on his 5th 7+ game winning streak @LSUfball
Saban: 1
DiNardo: 1
McClendon 4
Dietzel: 2
Moore: 2
Wingard: 1
Jeardeau: 1

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Kevin Scarbinsky ‏@KevinScarbinsky 1h1 hour ago

Not advocating anything, but 3 of the 4x Auburn finished in last place in the SEC West, Auburn changed coaches. http://ow.ly/TTOkK

The SEC split into East and West divisions when it expanded to 12 teams by adding Arkansas and South Carolina for the 1992 season. In the 23 full seasons since, Auburn has finished in last place in the SEC West four times.

Three of those seasons concluded with a coaching change.

In 1998, Terry Bowden resigned ahead of the posse midway through a season that ended with the Tigers 3-8 overall and 1-7 in the SEC. Auburn's only SEC win that season came against Ole Miss and Tommy Tuberville. who left Oxford without a pine box to move to the Plains.

In 2008, Auburn, Arkansas and Mississippi State all occupied a crowded SEC West basement at 2-6. The Tigers went 5-7 overall, and after a 36-0 defeat by Alabama to end his "One for the other thumb" run in the Iron Bowl, Tuberville "resigned."

In 2012, two years after running the table and winning the national title, Gene Chizik was run off after running the table in reverse to finish 3-9 and 0-8.

It was the second time in Chizik's four years as head coach his Tigers finished last in the division. His first Auburn team shared the 2009 SEC West cellar with Arkansas and Mississippi State at 3-5, but there was some encouragement in an overall 8-5 mark...

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SEC Network ‏@SECNetwork 18h18 hours ago

Jim McElwain will be the 5th different #Gators head coach Mark Richt has faced in the rivalry.

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Kyle Tucker ‏@KyleTucker_CJ 1h1 hour ago

#ICYMI: Kentucky AD Mitch Barnhart evaluates Year 3 of Mark Stoops so far, believes coach is in it for long haul. http://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/college/kentucky/2015/10/29/ad-kentucky-stoops-happy-together/74823274/ ...

Stoops on name connected with Miami job: "What can you say? I'm just trying to win a football game." Hopes keeps coming up; means winning.

Stoops says he "probably hasn't won enough" to be mentioned for jobs like some other coaches. Pretty honest.

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CollegeFootballTalk ‏@CFTalk Oct 28

Amidst Miami rumors, Mark Richt says Georgia's 'where I want to finish my coaching career' #collegefootball http://wp.me/p14QTT-1vH8

The current Georgia head coach has ties to The U, of course, as he was a quarterback for the Hurricanes in the late seventies and on into the early eighties. Then there's the speculation that, after 15 years in Athens, it might be time for a fresh start for both parties. Tuesday, Richt was asked about the rumors connecting him to the opening.

"I don't think much of it, really," Richt said. "I love my alma mater. The U, no doubt about it. But there's been nobody calling or writing or texting or anything like that. I'm sure they'll find a great coach."

https://twitter.com/SiriusXMCollege/status/659409651918860288

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 Jason Butt ‏@JasonHButt 12h12 hours ago

This was the first time in Richt's tenure that his team was held to 3 points in a game. First time for UGA since 1998 (against Tennessee).

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https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/662417872254279681

Bruce Feldman ‏@BruceFeldmanCFB Nov 6

Bruce Feldman Retweeted The New York Times

Why a truly great football coach is a bargain--even at $7 MILLION a year--for big-time colleges.

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Brett McMurphy ‏@McMurphyESPN 8h8 hours ago

Best 50-game FBS starts at 1 school: Urban Meyer 47-3, Chris Petersen & Dennis Erickson 46-4, Robert Neyland 45-2-3, Barry Switzer 45-3-2

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Michael Bonner ‏@MikeBBonner  2h2 hours ago
Historically good: MSU in midst of best stretch since 1940s http://on.thec-l.com/1NCPWai 

31-13 win at Missouri capture the program's 20th win in the last 25 games. It matches No. 3 Alabama – No. 20 MSU's next opponent on Saturday – for the best record in the Southeastern Conference during that time.

The stretch also equals Mississippi State's most successful since a 34-5-1 record from 1939-1942. MSU won an Orange Bowl and the SEC during that time.

Mississippi State is coming off an Orange Bowl appearance last year. At 7-2 and 3-2 within the conference, the Bulldogs still hold an outside shot at capturing a West division crown...

Bill Martin ‏@MSUBillMartin  17h17 hours ago
Records in the @SEC Last 25 Games:
Alabama - 20-5
@HailStateFB - 20-5
Georgia - 18-7
LSU - 18-7
Top 2 play each other next Saturday.

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David Morrison ‏@DavidCMorrison  1h1 hour ago
The latest version of our Gary Pinkel resignation story is up here- http://bit.ly/1iZP8zu .

Pinkel, 63, has a career record of 117-71 in 15 seasons at Missouri, and his 190 career wins are 19th-most all-time in Football Bowl Subdivision history. He is tied with Kansas State's Bill Snyder for the second-most FBS wins among active coaches, behind Virginia Tech's Frank Beamer (277). Beamer announced Nov. 1 that he will be retiring at the end of season.

Pinkel guided Missouri to Southeastern Conference Eastern Division championships in 2013 and '14, when the Tigers compiled a 23-5 overall record. This season has been a struggle, though, as Missouri has posted a 4-5 record and four straight losses.

The past week, in particular, has been extremely trying...

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Mark Richt ‏@MarkRicht 14h14 hours ago

My prayers go out to Gary Pinkel for his health. I wish him the best as he moves forward. Great Coach, and Great Colleague!

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Aflac ?

Which 3 SEC head coaches went to the SEC Championship Game in their first season at their school?

Les Miles, Gus, and McElwain

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Forbes @Forbes  ·  6 hours ago
Nick Saban is college football's top power broker: http://onforb.es/1zVI8ZK

Austin Kim @AustinKKim  ·  6 hours ago
#Mizzou's Gary Pinkel ranked No. 5 most powerful college football coach by Forbes. http://www.forbes.com/sites/chrissmith/2014/12/22/the-most-powerful-coaches-in-college-football/ ...

Les Miles (No. 10)

Gary Pinkel won almost 66% of his total games and 69% of his conference games in 10 seasons at Toledo.  After going 10-1 in 2000 he was hired at Mizzou to replace Larry Smith who had finished 3-8 with a 2-6 Big 12 record.

Pinkel led Mizzou's 2007 team to his first winning conference record. 7-1 was good enough to tie for first in the Big 12 North.  In his first SEC season, Mizzou was 2-6.  They came back to win the SEC-E in '13 and '14 losing to the SEC-W champ in Atlanta each season.  Mizzou was 1-5 in the SEC with losses to Vandy and Kentucky when Pinkel announced his retirement at the end of the 2015 season citing health concerns. Earlier in the week his team had announced they would no longer practice nor play in support of a campus boycott.  Pinkel publicly stood behind his team. After the resignations of Tim Wolfe and R. Bowen Loftin, the team returned to practice and defeated BYU in Kansas City.

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 David Morrison ‏@DavidCMorrison Nov 16

Bret Bielema and Mike Anderson on Gary Pinkel, from the inestimable @BobHoltADG:

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Ross Dellenger ‏@DellengerAdv 13h13 hours ago

Miles has pulled on stage a teary-eye child, talking to her face to face as if she's a player while explaining offense. Sad scene man

Sadee is here live. She begins crying while asking Miles a Q. Miles brings her on stage for hug

Crowd claps. Sad scene man. Sad scene.

#LSU

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ESPN Stats & Info ‏@ESPNStatsInfo 2h2 hours ago

Best win pct as LSU head football coach:
Les Miles .775 (110-32)
Nick Saban .750 (48-16)
Bill Arnsparger .750 (26-8-2)
(min. 25 games)

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SportsTalk ‏@sportstalksc 29m29 minutes ago South Carolina, USA

This is the first time USC has worn garnet helmets since the Brad Scott era.


Christian Padgett
‏@c_padgett_

@sportstalksc Brad Scott never coached USC
9:25 AM - 28 Nov 2015


SportsTalk ‏@sportstalksc 5m5 minutes ago

SportsTalk Retweeted Christian Padgett

Might be worth a Google for you to check. (sic)

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https://twitter.com/MariaTaylor7/status/671031027171749890

Danny Kanell Verified account
‏@dannykanell

All Mark Richt brought to Georgia was class and consistency. But they want more fire. Good luck with that.

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Brett McMurphy ‏@McMurphyESPN 9h9 hours ago

Since 2002 no coach had more players taken in NFL Draft than Mark Richt's 79. Every other coach w/60 drafted in that span won natl title

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David Morrison ‏@DavidCMorrison 18h18 hours ago

Butch Jones and Mark Stoops, in their 3rd years at their schools, are the longest tenured coaches in the SEC East.

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David Morrison ‏@DavidCMorrison Nov 28

So Gary Pinkel ends his MU career at 118-73, his FBS coaching career at 191-110-3.

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SEC Network ‏@SECNetwork 18h18 hours ago

Most Appearances in SEC Championship Game:
• @GatorsFB 11
• @AlabamaFTBL 10
• @LSUfball 5
• @FootballAU 5
• @FootballUGA 5
• @Vol_Football 5

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Jason Butt ‏@JasonHButt 17h17 hours ago

A look back at Mark Richt's time at Georgia: http://www.macon.com/sports/college/sec/university-of-georgia/bulldogs-beat/article47071455.html ...

ATHENS -- Fifteen years ago, Georgia was in need of a spark. Jim Donnan had worn out his welcome with three consecutive losses to Georgia Tech stinging the most. The Bulldogs needed new blood and looked south to find their next head coach.

At Florida State, a young and successful quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator named Mark Richt had just wrapped up his 11th season with the Seminoles. He had coached Heisman Trophy winners Charlie Ward and Chris Weinke and had been a part of two national championship.

It was time to branch out and become a head coach.

Georgia hired Richt on Christmas Day in 2000, which began a successful 15-year career at the helm.

2001: After 20 years without an SEC title, Georgia hired Richt to be its 25th head coach in program history. Richt's first season contained plenty of ups and downs and ended with an 8-4 record. The Bulldogs lost 20-16 to Boston College in the Music City Bowl.

2002: Richt's Bulldogs went 11-1 in the regular season and defeated Arkansas to win the SEC championship. Georgia's lone loss was to Florida, which kept the Bulldogs out of contention for a BCS national championship appearance. The Bulldogs defeated Florida State in the Sugar Bowl. Richt was named the SEC Coach of the Year.

2005: Richt became only the seventh coach in SEC history to win two SEC titles in his first five years at the helm of a program. Georgia defeated LSU to win the SEC title and made an appearance in the Sugar Bowl, losing to West Virginia. Richt was named the SEC Coach of the Year for the second time.

2007: After a down 2006 season, Richt led the Bulldogs to a 10-2 regular season. But the Bulldogs lost the SEC East tiebreaker to Tennessee, which went to the conference title game.

2008: Georgia was the preseason No. 1 team in both the AP and coaches polls to start the year. But this is the season a lot of people point to as the beginning of the end for Richt. The Bulldogs did not live up to expectations and lost three games, despite having 2009 No. 1 overall NFL draft pick Matthew Stafford at quarterback and No. 12 pick Knowshon Moreno at running back. Their season ended with a win over Michigan State in the Capital One Bowl.

2009-11: These three years marked the beginning of Richt's seat getting warm.

2012: This was arguably Richt's best team. Despite a 35-7 loss to South Carolina, Georgia won the remainder of its games and found itself in the SEC championship game against Alabama.

2015: Georgia began the year as a preseason top-10 team and was expected to run away with the SEC East. But a horrible stretch in October -- including losses to Alabama, Tennessee and Florida -- proved too much for Richt to overcome. He won his final four games, including his 13th over Georgia Tech but was fired a day after the regular season ended. His career at Georgia ends with a record of 145-51.

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Tony Barnhart ‏@MrCFB 3h3 hours ago

So many things I could say about Mark Richt's presser but I'll just leave it at this: The man is pure class until the very end.

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SEC Network ‏@SECNetwork 4h4 hours ago

Is continuing to coach an option for you?

"Oh yeah, no doubt." - Mark Richt

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 Matthew Stevens ‏@matthewcstevens 22m22 minutes ago

Matthew Stevens Retweeted Bruce Feldman

Former Auburn head coach & current UNC defensive coordinator Gene Chizik is a finalist for the Frank Broyles Award.

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SEC Network ‏@SECNetwork 35m35 minutes ago

Kirby Smart, by the numbers. http://es.pn/1TtAVb2 



Mark Schlabach ‏@Mark_Schlabach 13h13 hours ago

In last 100 years, Georgia has hired one coach who was a sitting head coach: Jim Donnan. Not Smart, Richt, Goff, Dooley, Mehre or Butts, etc

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AL.com sports ‏@aldotcomSports 15h15 hours ago

Former #UAB head coach Watson Brown retires from coaching http://ow.ly/VoXe6 

Brown, 65, was at UAB from 1995-2006, doubling as athletic director for three years, but his last coaching stop was at Tennessee Tech. Brown led that program since 2007.

"I'm retiring from college coaching," Brown said in a Tennessee Tech release. "I've had a blast for 43 years. This is just the right time to do this.

Brown was also a head coach at Austin Peay, Cincinnati, Vanderbilt and Rice. His career record as a head coach was 136-211-1 and he became the first coach in NCAA history to lose 200 games.

Mack Brown's brother

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Mark Schlabach ‏@Mark_Schlabach 12h12 hours ago

Updated story about Mark Richt being named Miami's new coach. A few more details http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/14275799/miami-hurricanes-name-mark-richt-new-head-coach ...

Former Georgia coach Mark Richt on Wednesday agreed to become Miami's new coach, and the deal is expected to be announced by the end of the week, according to sources with knowledge of the situation.

Richt, a former Miami quarterback, agreed to return to his alma mater only three days after he was fired at Georgia, where he guided the Bulldogs to a 145-51 record and two SEC championships in 15 seasons. Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity fired Richt on Sunday after Georgia went 9-3 this season.

The Bulldogs have tabbed Alabama defensive coordinator Kirby Smart, a former Georgia safety, as Richt's replacement. Smart's hiring will be announced after the No. 2 Crimson Tide play No. 18 Florida in Saturday's SEC championship game.

It is unclear if Richt will coach Georgia in its upcoming bowl game. At a Monday news conference announcing his firing, Richt said he was "really looking forward to coaching these boys one more time." Miami interim coach Larry Scott is expected to coach the Hurricanes in a bowl game...

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Barry Jackson ‏@flasportsbuzz 15h15 hours ago

Involved person said UM came up with "Southeastern Conference" type money to lure Richt. Was making $4 M-plus at Georgia.

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https://twitter.com/RalphCoopWLTX/status/672105760646635521

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ESPN SEC ‏@ESPN_SEC Dec 1

Would you hire Lane Kiffin to be your head coach? http://tinyurl.com/qy8nj9f

Lane Kiffin, 40 and Alabama's polarizing offensive coordinator, has had head-coaching stints with the Oakland Raiders (2007-08), Tennessee (2009) and USC (2010-13), none of which ended particularly well. He has a 35-21 record at the college level and went 5-15 with the Raiders.

He has been undeniably successful with Alabama, which set a team record for passing yards average (277.9 YPG) in his first season. This fall, Alabama's offense has shown balance and steady production, propelled by running back Derrick Henry, the Heisman Trophy favorite entering the final week of voting.

The belief in coaching and agent circles is this will be Kiffin's final season on Alabama's staff. With a spike in coaching openings, could Kiffin receive a fourth chance to lead a program?

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ESPN SEC ‏@ESPN_SEC 21h21 hours ago

Looking for a coach? Five SEC coordinators ready to make jump  http://es.pn/1OGlydO

Dan Enos, Arkansas: Frankly I'm a little surprised there hasn't been more interest in Enos this offseason.

Lane Kiffin, Alabama

Will Muschamp, Auburn

Barry Odom, Missouri

Next in line

    Manny Diaz, Mississippi State

    Josh Henson, Missouri

    Rhett Lashlee, Auburn

    Randy Shannon, Florida

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Michael Carvell ‏@Carvell_AJC 13m13 minutes ago

Report: Kirby Smart to remain at Alabma throughout postseason http://trib.al/Tthr4xN

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Michael Carvell ‏@Carvell_AJC 4m4 minutes ago

How much money UGA owes Richt, Pruitt and Schottenheimer http://trib.al/fehaI8e

Richt will receive $4.1 million from UGA as a buyout through the terms of the contract he agreed to earlier this year, though he had yet to sign it...

Pruitt and Schottenheimer are each still under contract for two more seasons after this one. The buyout on each of their deals is the remaining salary, so in Pruitt's case (his salary is $1.3 million) it would be approximately $2.6 million, and for Schottenheimer it would be approximately $1.9 million.

Neither is expected to be retained by incoming head coach Kirby Smart.

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David Morrison ‏@DavidCMorrison 2h2 hours ago

If you'd like to read a story about Barry Odom and friends jumping through fire to save a man, why not this one?- http://bit.ly/1DuTHbe

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It was a hot, windy day, typical for summers in Oklahoma.

Odom, who was around 12 years old, was fishing with two friends when they noticed a man on an adjoining piece of land had gotten into some trouble while trying to burn and clear away brush with a bulldozer.

The fire had gotten out of control, and, after Odom and his friends ran over to help the man put it out, the man passed out from the heat and smoke.

The three boys pulled him to safety. They ended up getting a thank-you hamburger out of the deal.
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 Jason Butt ‏@JasonHButt 9h9 hours ago Fort Lauderdale, FL

Mark Richt won't coach bowl, Bryan McClendon to be interim coach: http://www.macon.com/sports/college/sec/university-of-georgia/bulldogs-beat/article47769395.html ...

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Jason Butt ‏@JasonHButt 12h12 hours ago Atlanta, GA

Looks like Kirby Smart, UGA's next coach, will still be Alabama's DC through postseason: http://www.macon.com/sports/college/sec/university-of-georgia/bulldogs-beat/article47727985.html ...

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 AL.com sports ‏@aldotcomSports 14h14 hours ago

Check out @JTalty's great look at how Jim McElwain's son, a UA student, changed his life: http://ow.ly/Vsuib 

Jerret McElwain will be in an exciting yet unenviable position as he walks into the Georgia Dome this Saturday.

The sophomore at Alabama works as a recruiting specialist in Nick Saban's program, and will have a great seat as the Crimson Tide goes for an SEC Championship. The only problem is Jerret's dad happens to be the head coach at Florida...

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Jerret was a little boy when he wanted to warm up by the fire one day before heading off to preschool. The young boy got too close and his nightshirt caught on fire, forever changing both his and his father's lives.

Fortunately, a neighbor was an off-duty firefighter and quickly came over and helped. Even with the help, Jerret spent eight months recovering from the accident. It took him years to gather up the courage to ask his parents what happened and look at what remained of the nightshirt.

"I was on my death bed," Jerret says. "I almost died. It was a miracle I'm still here, and I thank the Lord for that."

At the time, Jim was the receivers coach at Louisville... That day changed Jim McElwain.

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 Jason Butt ‏@JasonHButt 3h3 hours ago

Richt says former players thanking him for being positive influence in his life helped change his mind on coaching next season.

Then Richt cracks on McGarity's "mutual agreement" and said when Miami reached back out, he said he'd be interested.

Richt says he won't try to steal Georgia's recruiting board ... But if they call, that's a different story.

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https://twitter.com/GaryPinkel/status/673201880458248192

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Michael Carvell ‏@Carvell_AJC 41m41 minutes ago

Report: Will Muschamp to retain Shawn Elliott on South Carolina staff http://trib.al/VnNcq56


Don't see that often.

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Greg Byrne ‏@Greg_Byrne Dec 5

Great news! @CoachRodAZ did not commit to the offer from S. Carolina. He's an Arizona Wildcat. #BearDown



David Cloninger@DCTheState

Tanner on Greg Byrne's tweet about Rich Rodriguez: "I can't speak for anything that he put out, but I would tell you that it's inaccurate."

9:12 AM - 7 Dec 2015

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Michael Carvell ‏@Carvell_AJC  1h1 hour ago
UGA considered coaching change before Florida game http://trib.al/EMNMKJg

ATHENS — Up until now, the narrative has been that Georgia pretty much decided it might be in the market for a new football coach back on Oct. 31 after the Bulldogs loss embarrassingly to Florida, 27-3. Turns out it was a couple of weeks before that.

Change was clearly on the mind of Athletic Director Greg McGarity back in mid-October when he began looking into search firms. McGarity revealed Monday that it was then that he made up his mind he was going to utilize Bill Carr of CarrSports Consulting — if needed.

McGarity was a panelist at the College Athletics Leadership Symposium at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Atlanta on Oct. 19 when approached by Carr and "three or four" other search firms after the meeting.

"Bill was one presenting that day," McGarity said after introducing Kirby Smart as Georgia's new head coach Monday at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education. "They all anticipate (coaching changes). That's the job of these firms. When you finally make a decision to contact one — and I'm sure they've done some homework themselves — those guys want work, too. ... They're doing their due diligence, too."

It's not like McGarity didn't know Carr. The two go way back.

Carr is a former athletic director at Florida — he was in charge during the Charley Pell years — and his firm is based in Gainesville. McGarity worked there with the Gators as Jeremy Foley's right-hand man for 18 years. They utilized Carr's services several times during that span.

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SEC Network ‏@SECNetwork 16h16 hours ago

13 years ago today, the Georgia Bulldogs won their 11th SEC Championship.

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Bruce Feldman ‏@BruceFeldmanCFB Dec 7

Will Muschamp's new deal with #SouthCarolina: 5 years for $16 Million. First year: $3 Mil. http://collegefootball.ap.org/article/muschamp-gets-5-year-16-million-deal-south-carolina ...

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Michael Carvell ‏@Carvell_AJC 24h24 hours ago

South Carolina AD continues to refute Rich Rodriguez was offered job http://trib.al/CUXWlMT

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Jason Butt ‏@JasonHButt Dec 6 Fort Lauderdale, FL

Looks like Kirby Smart's deal is $3.75 million per year through 2021.

It's a six-year deal but Kirby's basically getting three years for sure based on buyout. Year 1: $13.5 mil, Year 2: $10.8 mil ...

Year 3 buyout: $7.05 mil, year 4: $4.7 mil, year 5: $2.35 mil.

UGAAA will pay Smart $3.35 million of his deal, with $400,000 coming from the university.

Contract terms for Kirby Smart as Georgia's head coach: http://www.macon.com/sports/college/sec/university-of-georgia/bulldogs-beat/article48311885.html ...