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Maryland fires Mike Locksley

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Who's next? FSU's coach?

Or someone from ESPNs bottom 10?

👎 Northern Illinois 

👎 ULM

👎 UTEP

👎 Kennesaw State

👎 Sacramento State

👎 Boiling Green 

👎 Akron

👎 Rice

👎 Temple 

👎 The Bottom Field: Mizzou State, Charlotte, Ball State, Sam Houston, Old Dominion, Southern Miss, Hawaii, and Washington State.

Many of these teams have first year coaches so their jobs might be safe.

31 minutes ago, Texansarebetter said:

He’s definitely gone after the season 

I hope Brandon is already on the phone with his agent. He would be a prefect replacement for Colin next season.

I highly recommend reading the book the Price

 

it is by the same people who wrote the Program.  
 

it has sections in there about Locksley and Maryland being the Macys of college football.  

Probably one of the hardest jobs in College Football.  Huge talent base, historic basketball school, disinterested boosters. 

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1 hour ago, Uthookem4800 said:

@Jordan Scruggs who would be a good hire for Maryland my take Charles Huff I don’t think Traylor will go there if Baylor comes open Traylor will be the top candidate for that job

Traylor or Kinne for sure if Baylor comes open. But that might make too much sense for Baylor. 

Don't think Maryland would really go after Traylor either, but opposites do attract sometimes I guess. 

I think Huff would be a pretty good hire for them. He's from Maryland as well. But they might do something stupid like hiring Arthur Smith or Brian Kelly. Kelly might not actually be bad at that gig but I mean I wouldn't have faith in him

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