Eastern Illinois' Dino Babers Interviewed With Eastern Mich
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 1:05 pm
Babers interviewed for the Eastern Michigan job yesterday.
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\UNHWildCats wrote:Babers interviewed for the Eastern Michigan job yesterday.
And EIU will rapidly rejoin the ranks of the mediocre.jcfrancis wrote:This is not his first interview this season either. Whoever gets him (EIU or other schools) are getting a great coach and quality character.
Amen, Andy!andy7171 wrote:Lets hope he gets it by Thursday!
The only thing that concerns me is how Rob talks about Connecticut being his second home. But his family is here in Maryland. And he's recruiting just as well as, if not better than UConn now. UConn is screwed not being in a BCS league. AAC is going to be MAC, C-USA level.aresef wrote:Amen, Andy!andy7171 wrote:Lets hope he gets it by Thursday!
There are rumors out there about Storrs giving Ambrose a call, but he'd be nutty to jump to them. UConn is a basketball school in a have-not FBS conference with, hell, a worse football TV deal than the CAA has. Ambrose said in a recent interview he came to Towson after, among other things, Caret told him they wanted a winning football team, not just a team for the sake of fielding one.
Isn't the AAC on ESPN? The CAA gets a whopping 5 national games a year on NBCSN. I wager most people on this board couldn't give the channel number for NBCSN off the top of their head if their life depended on it.aresef wrote:Amen, Andy!andy7171 wrote:Lets hope he gets it by Thursday!
There are rumors out there about Storrs giving Ambrose a call, but he'd be nutty to jump to them. UConn is a basketball school in a have-not FBS conference with, hell, a worse football TV deal than the CAA has. Ambrose said in a recent interview he came to Towson after, among other things, Caret told him they wanted a winning football team, not just a team for the sake of fielding one.
590 on FiOS. All the CAA games are on it. And you're right, the AAC relly wooped up on Towson this September!TribeFanInNC wrote:Isn't the AAC on ESPN? The CAA gets a whopping 5 national games a year on NBCSN. I wager most people on this board couldn't give the channel number for NBCSN off the top of their head if their life depended on it.aresef wrote:
Amen, Andy!
There are rumors out there about Storrs giving Ambrose a call, but he'd be nutty to jump to them. UConn is a basketball school in a have-not FBS conference with, hell, a worse football TV deal than the CAA has. Ambrose said in a recent interview he came to Towson after, among other things, Caret told him they wanted a winning football team, not just a team for the sake of fielding one.