COKER OUT
Coker’s out at Miami. His first new line on his resume was the press conference: jovial, classy (we mean like Tony Bennett/David Niven/Nelson Mandela classy), and completely complimentary of his employers, the university, and his players. He came out of the thing beaming like someone had just buffed him with a fine chamois and applied the good bald-guy-wax-treatment to both his glossy pate and his reputation.
Now that they’ve finally gotten to run a coach out of town, Miami fans will now work to achieve their long-term goal of getting Al Pacino to coach the team, responding to any and all queries with lines from Any Given Sunday. Lamar Thomas, in between swings of the wife-bat, has been said to endorse this idea heartily.

It’s been painful, we know, Larry. But it’s done.












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Shula was in the running for the Iowa State job, but apparently (?) got rejected. From coaching Alabama to getting rejected by Iowa State, if true, does not bode well for his prospects in the future. (but at least it says something about Jamie Pollard)
Comment by j.j. — November 27, 2006 @ 7:39 am
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Also official, Shula is gone as well.
Between Shula, Coker and Amato, you could assemble a decent staff.
Comment by Kecalf Bailey — November 27, 2006 @ 3:42 am
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Official: Chuck Amato’s manboobs are done.
Comment by Tom — November 27, 2006 @ 1:04 am
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Judging by his handle, I don’t want to leave anything to chance.
Comment by Phil K. — November 26, 2006 @ 10:29 pm