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| Texas introduces new defensive coordinator Will Muschamp |
Division I College Football |
01/12/2008 |
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| ``This was a natural hire.'' Muschamp was defensive coordinator for six seasons at Auburn and LSU. During those seasons, his defenses ranked among the nation's top 10 in total defense four times and scoring defense three times. In 2005, he was the Miami Dolphins' assistant head coach for defense. Already considered one of the top young assistants in the college game, many view Muschamp's move to Texas as stepping stone to becoming a head coach. Former Texas coordinators Greg Robinson (Syracuse) and Gene |
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| Lawyer wants to depose Michael Vick in lawsuit against Marcus Vick |
Headlines |
01/11/2008 |
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -A teenager who claims in a lawsuit that she had an almost two-year sexual relationship with former Miami Dolphins player Marcus Vick is hoping Vick's imprisoned brother, Michael Vick, will corroborate her claims. In papers filed in Carroll County Circuit Court this week, the 18-year-old woman asked a judge to compel the former Atlanta quarterback to give a sworn statement. Michael Vick is serving a 23-month sentence on a federal dogfighting conviction. The woman, who was 17 when s |
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| Dolphins GM cites 'urgency' in hiring of David Lee as QBs coach |
NFL Football |
01/10/2008 |
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DAVIE, Fla. (AP) -New Miami Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland says the team moved quickly to hire David Lee as quarterbacks coach because of the job's importance, even though the head coaching position remains vacant. Lee is a former Dallas Cowboys assistant. ``There was an urgency to find the right person to coach the most important position on the team,'' Ireland said in a statement. ``We didn't want to lose the ability to add someone as talented as David to our staff, so when he became available |
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| Last homecoming week for Holmgren in Green Bay? |
NFL Football |
01/09/2008 |
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| be wise with it, going to take it a year at a time right now,'' Holmgren said Wednesday. Earlier this season, he playfully expressed his envy for the cushier lives of pals Bill Cowher, now a TV analyst, and Bill Parcells, now an executive with the Miami Dolphins. But Hasselbeck can't see retirement in Holmgren's immediate plans. He's too close to his fire - a fire Favre warned Hasselbeck about after Holmgren traded for Favre's backup to become the Seahawks' starter in 2001. Holmgren, a former quarterbac |
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| Saskatchewan coach interviews for Ole Miss offensive coordinator job |
Division I College Football |
01/09/2008 |
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| iss coach Houston Nutt is trying to replace David Lee. The offensive coordinator followed the new Rebels coach from Arkansas to Oxford, but had not yet signed a contract when Lee was whisked away by Bill Parcells to become quarterbacks coach for the Miami Dolphins on Monday. The careers of Austin and Lee touched briefly at Ole Miss. Lee was the quarterbacks coach under Steve Sloan from 1978-82 and Austin was a quarterback in Oxford from 1981-85. Austin is the Rebels No. 3 career passing leader with 6,184 ya |
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| Cardinals ink offensive coordinator Haley to extension |
NFL Football |
01/09/2008 |
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| rk) - The Arizona Cardinals signed offensive coordinator Todd Haley to a contract extension, taking him through the 2010 season. The 40-year-old Haley was reportedly on Bill Parcells' list of interview candidates to become the next head coach of the Miami Dolphins. However, Haley chose to remain with the Cardinals, a team he joined nearly a year ago. Haley started his coaching career in 1997 as an offensive assistant under Parcells with the New York Jets. He reunited with Parcells in Dallas and was the Cowboy |
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| Former Ravens assistant Ryan interviews with Dolphins |
NFL Football |
01/08/2008 |
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DAVIE, Fla. (AP) -Rex Ryan became the third candidate to interview for the Miami Dolphins' head coaching job Tuesday. The former Baltimore defensive coordinator has also interviewed for the Ravens' head job. He and the rest of the Baltimore coaching staff were fired, along with coach Brian Billick, following a 5-11 season. The son of former NFL head coach Buddy Ryan, the 45-year-old Ryan coached the Ravens' defense to rankings of fifth, first and sixth the past three seasons. Dallas Cowboys assistant |
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| Cards offensive coordinator turns down interview, gets pay raise |
NFL Football |
01/08/2008 |
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PHOENIX (AP) -Cardinals offensive coordinator Todd Haley declined an invitation to interview for the head coaching job of the Miami Dolphins, and instead signed a contract extension with Arizona on Tuesday. The 40-year-old coach's contract with the Cardinals now runs through the 2010 season. The deal is worth between $1 million and $1.5 million, making him one of the highest-paid offensive coordinators in the league and almost certainly the highest-paid assistant coach in the Cardinals' often-stingy hist |
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| David Lee leaves Ole Miss to rejoin Parcells with Dolphins |
NFL Football |
01/08/2008 |
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -The Miami Dolphins hired a coach this week, just not a head coach. David Lee has left Houston Nutt's staff at Mississippi to become the Dolphins' quarterbacks coach, Nutt said Tuesday. Lee will be rejoining his Bill Parcells, Miami's new vice president of football operations, for whom Lee worked with the Dallas Cowboys. While the Dolphins have not announced Lee's hiring and declined comment Tuesday, it became public when Nutt started looking for a new offensive coordinator. ``Eve |
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| Broncos' Bates steps down after one season |
NFL Football |
01/08/2008 |
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| d 38 overall, said the decision to step down was his own. "I had the opportunity to stay," Bates said in an e-mailed statement to the media . "(Head Coach) Mike (Shanahan) has been very fair with me, and the final decision, for the Broncos and for me, was to step aside. I'm very thankful for the opportunity and very saddened that things did not work out." Bates served as defensive coordinator of the Miami Dolphins for two seasons before leaving to accept the same position with the Packers in January of 2005. |
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