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Butch Davis was Miami's head coach from 1995-2000, when the Hurricanes went 51-20.
Return to glory?
That might be what Miami has in mind, as a report from the Miami Herald on Thursday indicated that Butch Davis, who coaches the Hurricanes from 1995-2000, is a strong contender for the program's open head coaching job. The report stated that, according to sources, the Canes are taking a "fresh look" at Davis and "evaluating his viability as a candidate" among a push from some members of the school's Board of Trustees to hire him.
Davis has publicly said that he would be interested in returning to Miami, though, and the school undoubtedly would like to replicate the success the Hurricanes enjoyed during and shortly after his tenure.
In Davis' six-year stint, Miami went 51-20 overall and 11-1 in his final season, when the Canes finished No. 2 in the polls. His outstanding recruiting also left the program in strong shape for replacement Larry Coker, who took the 2001 team -- considered one of the most talented ever in college football -- to the national title and the 2002 team to the BCS championship game.

Reports: Miami looking at bringing back Davis; Strong not interested | Fox News
Return to glory?
That might be what Miami has in mind, as a report from the Miami Herald on Thursday indicated that Butch Davis, who coaches the Hurricanes from 1995-2000, is a strong contender for the program's open head coaching job. The report stated that, according to sources, the Canes are taking a "fresh look" at Davis and "evaluating his viability as a candidate" among a push from some members of the school's Board of Trustees to hire him.
Davis has publicly said that he would be interested in returning to Miami, though, and the school undoubtedly would like to replicate the success the Hurricanes enjoyed during and shortly after his tenure.
In Davis' six-year stint, Miami went 51-20 overall and 11-1 in his final season, when the Canes finished No. 2 in the polls. His outstanding recruiting also left the program in strong shape for replacement Larry Coker, who took the 2001 team -- considered one of the most talented ever in college football -- to the national title and the 2002 team to the BCS championship game.

Reports: Miami looking at bringing back Davis; Strong not interested | Fox News
