Bellotti Staying in Oregon
by Paragon SC on Dec 21, 2007 12:23 PM PST
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Well that was quick, Per Dohn:
By Brian Dohn
Article Last Updated: 12/21/2007 12:01:11 PM PST
Mike Bellotti has rebuffed overtures from UCLA and will remain head coach at Oregon, leaving Rick Neuheisel as the apparent front-runner to become the Bruins' next football coach. An announcement is expected today.
Bellotti had met Thursday with UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero, who has been interviewing candidates since firing Karl Dorrell on Dec. 3.
Bellotti, the dean of Pac-10 football coaches, has a 105-50 record with Oregon and had the Ducks in the 2007 national-title hunt until quarterback Dennis Dixon injured a knee in November.
Neuheisel, the one-time UCLA quarterback, is the Baltimore Ravens' offensive coordinator and a former college head coach at Colorado and Washington.
Neuheisel and Temple head coach Al Golden have had two rounds of interviews with UCLA officials.
I guess he got his raise.
Oh well, better luck next time fellas!
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Here is Bellotti's Statement
He played ucla, we just don't know all the financial's yet.
Too Bad
GIve me a break
agreed
How stupid is Dan Guerrero and his administrators, "armed" with like 1.5mm or something. Nice try, Dan.
My hunch...Dwayne Walker. As funny as that sounds, I am dead serious.
by joey @ Conquest Chronicles on Dec 21, 2007 4:22 PM PST reply actions
I'm rooting for Walker
Funny thing is
D.C. A.D.
Where is this guy going, when will it all stop, how will this end?
I knew I wouldn't have to eat a bug. Now ice-skating in Hell? I'm sure if it came down to it, I wouldn't see many strangers. Down there.
Gimme a N.E.U -. . .(blah, blah, blah,you get the picture)
by tapoutstylist on Dec 21, 2007 5:35 PM PST reply actions
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