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Coach-go-round
In Section: Cute Sports Posted By: Nicole
Coach-go-round
November 26, 2007 | 08:53 PM
It's that time of year again. But the ride seems to have started early and is certainly more crowded the usual.
The list (thus far) of outgoing coaches:
Ole Miss' Ed Orgeron
Georgia Tech's Chan Gailey
Texas A&M's Dennis Franchione (to be replaced by former Packer coach Mike Sherman)
Lloyd Carr at Michigan (retired)
Duke's Ted Roof
Arkansas' Houston Nutt
Washington State's Bill Doba
Southern Miss's Jeff Bower
Baylor's Guy Morriss
Northern Illinois' Joe Novak (retired)
Southern Methodist's Phil Bennett
Also, rumors surround the retirement of Sonny Lubick at Colorado State
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