Off Topic · What if Indy loses and Dungy is fired ??? (page 1)
NYKresurrection @ 1/8/2007 10:07 PM
nyk4ever @ 1/8/2007 10:09 PM
NYKresurrection @ 1/8/2007 10:10 PM
Maybe not; 
Updated: Jan. 4, 2007, 7:46 PM ET
Dungy intends to make Indianapolis his last coaching stopAssociated Press
National Football League News Wire
INDIANAPOLIS -- Tony Dungy insists he is not taking another
coaching job.
For the third time in three days, Dungy denied interest in any
coaching position other than the one he currently holds with the
Indianapolis Colts.
A report out of Minneapolis linked Dungy with the job at the
University of Minnesota, where he was a star quarterback in the
1970s. There have also been rumors regarding Dungy's interest in
the Atlanta Falcons' opening, where general manager Rich McKay is
conducting the search. McKay and Dungy worked together at Tampa
Bay.
Dungy tried to clear things up again Thursday.
"He's way off, as far off as you could be," Dungy said,
referring to the Minneapolis report that cited a consultant who is
helping conduct the coaching search. "I don't know who's saying
that, but whatever's being said, it's way off."
But Dungy's most definitive comments about his future in Indy
came Wednesday, when he was asked about the Falcons job.
"That's not credible, since I have a contract here," Dungy
said. "This will be the last place I'll be coaching."
Dungy, at 51, had said earlier in his career he hoped to be
finished coaching by age 50. He signed a three-year extension with
the Colts last year that will keep him on the sidelines through
2009.
The Minnesota job opened Sunday when Glen Mason was fired, two
days after the Gophers blew a 31-point lead in the Insight Bowl. It
was the largest comeback in Division I bowl history.
The Falcons job opened Monday when Jim Mora, the son of the
former Colts coach, was fired after a 7-9 season.
Updated: Jan. 4, 2007, 7:46 PM ET
Dungy intends to make Indianapolis his last coaching stopAssociated Press
National Football League News Wire
INDIANAPOLIS -- Tony Dungy insists he is not taking another
coaching job.
For the third time in three days, Dungy denied interest in any
coaching position other than the one he currently holds with the
Indianapolis Colts.
A report out of Minneapolis linked Dungy with the job at the
University of Minnesota, where he was a star quarterback in the
1970s. There have also been rumors regarding Dungy's interest in
the Atlanta Falcons' opening, where general manager Rich McKay is
conducting the search. McKay and Dungy worked together at Tampa
Bay.
Dungy tried to clear things up again Thursday.
"He's way off, as far off as you could be," Dungy said,
referring to the Minneapolis report that cited a consultant who is
helping conduct the coaching search. "I don't know who's saying
that, but whatever's being said, it's way off."
But Dungy's most definitive comments about his future in Indy
came Wednesday, when he was asked about the Falcons job.
"That's not credible, since I have a contract here," Dungy
said. "This will be the last place I'll be coaching."
Dungy, at 51, had said earlier in his career he hoped to be
finished coaching by age 50. He signed a three-year extension with
the Colts last year that will keep him on the sidelines through
2009.
The Minnesota job opened Sunday when Glen Mason was fired, two
days after the Gophers blew a 31-point lead in the Insight Bowl. It
was the largest comeback in Division I bowl history.
The Falcons job opened Monday when Jim Mora, the son of the
former Colts coach, was fired after a 7-9 season.
NYKresurrection @ 1/8/2007 10:11 PM
NYKresurrection @ 1/8/2007 10:12 PM
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nyk4ever @ 1/8/2007 10:13 PM
Posted by NYKresurrection:
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I might not agree with them Res, but I'll give ya credit with the fact that you keep on throwing names out there.
Rich @ 1/8/2007 10:21 PM
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