Footballscoop.com is reporting that CWB will resign today and become AD. Also, sources say UAB is pursuing Neuheisel. Would be an excellent hire IMO.
In other news... the NCAA has announced they will be setting up an office on the campus of UAB.Footballscoop.com is reporting that CWB will resign today and become AD. Also, sources say UAB is pursuing Neuheisel. Would be an excellent hire IMO.
Yes it was, and the NCAA took it as seriously as they could. Just like the NFL, they are PARANOID when it comes to coaches and gambling of any kind.Gambling scandal? Wasn't this a ncaa basketball pool board?
Wikipedia: Rick NeuheiselIn other news... the NCAA has announced they will be setting up an office on the campus of UAB.
I just don't see how Neuheisel will get another college coaching job with a gambling scandal over his head.
Neuheisel was fired in the summer of 2003 from the University of Washington for gambling on the NCAA Basketball Tournament, in addition to numerous minor recruiting violations. However, the gambling case became a local sensation when it was revealed that he had received an internal University of Washington memo which authorized this type of gambling. Analysis revealed that the NCAA rules were ambiguous and inconsistent (the NCAA website itself was found to have old versions of its rules by posters on the "dawgman.com" website) seeming to allow gambling within certain contexts, and it became apparent that the NCAA violated its own rules when questioning Neuheisel about the gambling. Legal proceedings enabled Neuheisel to collect a substantial settlement and essentially clear him of wrongdoing as the NCAA and University of Washington were forced to abandon their case.
Too bad Joey Jones took on the task of building Birmingham Southern from scratch.My personal line of thought is that UAB would try to elevate a prominent HS coach in the area to the College level if Brown were to step down.
I'm assuming you're referring to Propst. I can guarantee you that won't happen - Propst's boys took some cheap shots on Watson's son when he was playing QB at Vestavia. He pretty much hasn't had anything to do with him since then...My personal line of thought is that UAB would try to elevate a prominent HS coach in the area to the College level if Brown were to step down.