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This was before he left coaching, so maybe around 2004. His wife had just started a Montessori school, so he had a lot on his plate at the time trying to save that school. He has since remarried and has a pretty nice life, I just think that we (as fans) can forget that there are lot of reasons...

Come on, his wife died. He had a lot on his mind.

FIRST mentioned? Hilarious.

I'm just giving you a hard time. I think Earl Little is still hot about that one year that the Browns should have made the playoffs, I've seen him post about it on Facebook.

Whoa, whoa...I love Butch, but...

@SWFLHurricane says Chud ain't about that on-field life anymore, though I would love to see him be our TE coach.

The legend, Tim Brewster!

So the HC doesn't count for ****e?

Forgiveable. Yeah, I love me some ol' Coach O, but I don't see him being allowed to return to UM....unless...all of the pre-1992 files in the Human Resources department were destroyed during Hurricane Andrew... I mean, anything is possible, right?

Let's make the list. 1. Ed O. 2. Nevin Shapiro 3. First Round Management 4. Drew Rosenhaus (his brother Jason is a UM alum, so he's not band) 5. Terry Porter? I'd put Tony Russell on the list, but he's dead. I think Uncle Luke is allowed on campus with his high school players. I've seen...

Not so sure about that. Mario has plenty of power, but we have an HR Department as well. And Orgeron wasn't fired by UM for "not winning enough". He was fired for alcohol-related incidents and domestic violence incidents. Sure, if all that happened at the University of Alaska, then maybe UM...

Really? You heard there were more accusations at LSU that weren't just "didn't win enough games", right?

Besides drinking, beating up women, and fighting with players? Nothing.

Ooooh, good point. Yeah, that killed his "national spokesperson" credibility. DBC might as well just take the LifeWallet money and forget about his pitchman career.

It's important for DBC to build credibility. When he endorses something, we need to believe that he has faith in the product and that he stands behind it...

What are they saying? Who?

Given the last 2 years, I think he either stays for 10 years or takes a HC job, I doubt he goes anywhere for a lateral change.

Good riddance, then. Or, as Crazy Alice would say, "Arrivederci, c0cksvcker!"

It's going to be interesting going forward. On one hand, Mario has a 10-year contract. On the other hand, most college OCs/DCs seem to be angling for a HC job, instead of trying to put in 10 years somewhere. Not to mention the position coaches. Ultimately, I hope that Mario can establish a...