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Brian Kelly should be coach at Notre Dame in 2010

By Michaelperry | View all Posts
Posted Wednesday, November 18, 2009 10:21 AM   4 comments

Notre Dame fans everywhere have to be devastated that Jon Gruden has agreed to a two-year contract extension with ESPN, to continue to do Monday Night Football for the network. If  Jack Swarbrick knows what he is doing, he will have Cincinnati head coach Brian Kelly on the sideslines in South Bend next season.

The football program at Cincinnati has grown by leaps and bounds in the three seasons Kelly has been there, just like Central Michigan did in the three years Kelly was their prior to taking the Bearcat's job. Kelly is an offensive mastermind, as evidenced by his Grand Valley Univeristy team averaging a staggering 58.4 points a game during the 2001 season.

The Irish have a hard time getting top notch recruits due to their academic requirements compared to a typical college or university. Urban Meyer was oh so close to coming to Notre Dame instead of Florida, but withdrew his name from consideration at UND because of the aforementioned academic requirements. This is another reason why hiring Brian Kelly makes so much sense.  He has the brains to put up decent offensive numbers no matter how talented the team is in which he is coaching.


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FrankieNapp says:
11/18/09 02:59PM
Kelly should be the new coach of Michigan. He has ties to the state. He would own the overrated Big 10 the way he owns the Big East. Rich Rod is on his last legs. I can think of a better man for the job.
FrankieNapp says:
11/18/09 02:59PM
I CAN'T think of a better man. I CAN'T type.........either.
hebrewdrew says:
11/18/09 10:23PM
Rich Rod is staying at Michigan.

Charlie will be at ND next year.

Brian Kelly.....Now there is a guy that is going somewhere. But neither ND or MI

buckeye61 says:
11/19/09 08:29AM
Tend to agree with you hebrewdrew. Hope Kelly doesn't go to Mich and don't think he will. I wish he was the offensive coordinator for OSU!
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