Miami hires Richt

[Phrazbit]

So much for Rich Rod's imminent departure. I'm excited for the Pro-ASU media to switch the story from "Arizona is won't be able to keep Rich Rod" to "No one wants Rich Rod!"

 

[MaoTosiFanClub]

I'm not into the conspiracies about the Rodriguez rumors (he could easily dispel them if he didn't want them floating around) but AD's want younger nowadays and the Michigan stench is still there. He's going to have to win 10 games a few more times to get any legit interest. Fact is the reason both Graham and Rodriguez are here are due to their flaws not in spite of them.

 

[TJ]

The truth to the RichRod to (insert destination) talks died weeks ago. The closest he got to leaving was when South Carolina called. RichRod told them how much it'd cost for his services, which was around $5mil/year, and South Carolina declined.

In other words, it was going to take an awful lot for him to leave.