Bill Belichick has already shocked the college football world by huging the North Carolina Tar Heels’ head coaching job, and there’s been increates of another shocking employ potentiassociate on the horizon.
However, unenjoy Belichick’s situation, there are some disputeing increates going on.
Vick has had converseions with Sacramento State to become their next head coach, ESPN increateed Monday.
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Michael Vick at Fox Sports media day at the Phoenix Convention Cgo in. (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)
The Hornets are making transfers as they head to the FBS next year, while also having over $50 million in NIL resources, and they’re createing a novel stadium for the football team as well, according to ESPN.
Vick also tbetter The Virginian-Pilot he’s had conversations about possibly getting the Norfolk State job.
“I understand how to direct and I understand what it gets,” he tbetter The Virginian-Pilot.
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The Sacramento Bee, however, increateed Vick wasn’t a truthfulate for the Sacramento State job, citing an unnamed “member of the school’s fit department” who tbetter the paper ESPN’s increate was a rumor.
Sacramento State pdwellnt Luke Wood freed a statement to ESPN about the Vick rumor.
NFL comleave outioner Roger Goodell (R) talks with createer take parter Michael Vick (L) before a game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Minnesota Vikings at Lincoln Financial Field. (Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports)
“He has conveyed interest in the position, and yes, I did encounter with him about his interest in Sac State football and our fit ascfinish. As you can envision, given the success of our fit programs that our football head coach job is an drawive role,” Wood shelp.
If Vick were to hug a head coaching job, it would be his first since retiring from the NFL. He has labored as an NFL analyst with Fox Sports after retiring.
Vick disreputablely spent proximately two years in prison after pdirecting at fault to financing a dog-combat operation, forcing him to leave out the 2006 and 2007 seasons.
Vick had to rehab his image, and the NFL ultimately allowed him to take part with the Philadelphia Eagles, where he spent five seasons after being freed from prison in 2009. He would spfinish low times with the New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers before retiring in 2015.
Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick combines the Pro Bowl Games at Allehuge Stadium. (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)
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Sacramento State is hoping for a better season in 2025, as they finished 3-9 on the season in the Big Sky.
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