Rodriguez fired.

[Tebowmania 25]

I bet he goes to clemson.

[Col. Klink]

Pitt

[Legend]

Darn was hoping Michigan would keep him.

[Fitz66]

Don't think he'd go to pitt. I don't even think he would do that ha

I think he would go - I just don't think they gamble on his image/baggage with the last guy slapping his wife around.

She probably didn't want to go to Pitt...good for her for standing up.

[Biggs3535]

Do WVU fans really begrudge RRod for going to Michigan?

I wasn't pissed at Spurrier for going to Washington.  It was a step up.

[Legend]

I think it was more of the way he left. Didn't he destroy papers that had recruiting and players things on it? I don't remember what it was. But a huge fuss was made about it.

[Fitz66]

Do WVU fans really begrudge RRod for going to Michigan?

I wasn't pissed at Spurrier for going to Washington.  It was a step up.

More in the way he left:  after doing the typical "I'm not leaving" HC thing, there were reports that he'd been calling Michigan recruits while still our coach, refusing to pay his buyout (a cool $4 mil that was later collected in court) and people seeing him shredding all kinds of files and cell records before leaving.  It was just shady all around. 

[Fitz66]

NOt concrete, but...

Source: Pitt's job search under way

By Joe Schad
ESPN
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Pittsburgh has begun interviews to replace former coach Mike Haywood, a source close to the search said, adding it's not expected that Rich Rodriguez will be a candidate.

Rodriguez was fired Wednesday after three seasons as Michigan's coach.

According to the source, among those who are strong candidates at Pittsburgh include Alabama associate head coach Sal Sunseri, Tulsa coach Todd Graham, Penn State defensive coordinator Tom Bradley, Wisconsin offensive coordinator Paul Chryst and former Florida defensive coordinator Teryl Austin.

Haywood replaced Dave Wannstedt on Dec. 16, but he was fired on New Year's Day after a custody issue developed in Indiana with a woman with whom Haywood has a child.

Haywood, who is free on bond, was charged with domestic battery in the presence of a minor and faces six months to three years in prison if convicted. His next appearance is set for Jan. 11 in St. Joseph County Superior Court in South Bend