The Devil Daily Dish: ASU Coaching Search Still On, Official Statement Released

by Cory Williams on Dec 9, 2011 10:31 AM MST in Devil Daily Dish

Lots of interesting stuff happening with Arizona State, per usual. Too many cooks in the kitchen has been the motto of the past week.

Statement From Sun Devil Athletics - ASU Official Athletic Site
ASU came out with a statement regarding what went down this past week, calling most rumors 'unfounded.' Interesting spin.

Jones: 'I'm very happy at SMU' - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com
June Jones says he's very happy being SMU's coach, even though he was set to leave for Arizona State and has been contacted by multiple schools about vacant head coaching jobs.

ASU search appears to be nearing train-wreck status . . . | Seattle Times Newspaper
This is what happens when you don't really know how to go after a football coach, and you don't really know whom you can get.

Energetic student leads 400-member Sun Devil Marching Band | ASU News
After Sparky and the cheerleaders, the most energetic person preceding the football players on the field at Arizona State University each fall weekend is usually Greg Rudolph, a sophomore from Laguna Niguel, Calif.

Jeff Pendergraph, ASU Basketball Alum, Signs With The Pacers - Desert Dirt - SB Nation Arizona
Jeff Pendergraph has signed a two-year guaranteed deal with the Indiana Pacers.

Things to remember about the ASU football coaching search
Here are some things to remember in an ASU football coaching search that makes the one we had five years ago seem quaintly tame.

Twitter / Does next ASU coach have to have Head Coaching experience?
That is what Paul Calvisi of Arizona Sports 620 said on Twitter.

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That statement from ASU is a joke

How about you focus on finding the right coach instead of worrying about rumors and perception. The internet is what it is, and your statement isn’t going to change that.

Also, if that Calvisi stuff is true, that really annoys me. Why narrow the field to only coaches with HC experience? There are plenty of examples of OC/DC’s that became great head coaches. Experience can be overrated.

by Dirk Diggler on Dec 9, 2011 10:44 AM MST reply actions