Showing posts with label Kerwin Bell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kerwin Bell. Show all posts

Friday, January 6, 2012

Will Kerwin Bell be the new OC at Auburn? (UPDATE: Dyer Won't Be There)

Kerwin Bell/Courtesy: JU Dolphins
Maybe.

Current Jacksonville University head coach and Florida Gator alum Kerwin Bell appears to be somewhat popular these days with SEC teams looking for offensive coordinators.

We reported back in December that Bell interviewed at the University of Florida for their vacant offensive coordinator position.

The Florida Times-Union says Bell won't be getting that job.

The story is RIGHT HERE

Now OSG Sources tell us that Bell had an interview earlier this week at Auburn, where they are looking to replace the departed Gus Malzahn.

Bell would be an interesting fit with Coach Gene Chizik, who took some heat with Auburn's less-than stellar 2011 season and rumors of squabbling with his coaches. Malzahn, as many of you know, left the program to take over the job at Arkansas State. Defensive Coordinator Ted Roof left after the season to take the same job with George O'Leary at UCF.

We don't believe that and think that all things considered, Auburn was better than they probably should have been.

Bell would be a good fit for the War Eagles and if he has aspirations of being a D-1 head coach, starting as an offensive coordinator at a Major SEC program such as Auburn, wouldn't be such a bad thing.

NOON UPDATE: But RB Michael Dyer won't be there as part of the offensive rotation. He was released from his scholarship by head coach Gene Chizik.

Dyer's perceived diva-ness, lack of team attitude, and possible lack of attention to his studies added up to a rather quick fall.

Talk is now that Dyer may join his former OC, Gus Malzahn, at Arkansas State...

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

DEVELOPING: Kerwin Bell Interviewing With Coach Boom

Sources close to OSG Sports have revealed that Jacksonville University head football coach Kerwin Bell is interviewing with University of Florida head coach Will Muschamp over the vacant offensive coordinator position.

In the 2011 season, the Dolphins went 7-4 scoring over 50 points in a game more than three times. The peak for Bell and the Dolphins was the 2010 season where they went 10-1, including a top-25 appearance in the I-AA polls.

And karma is still waiting for the payback on the 86-7 win over Valpo as JU was chasing after votes and an at-large bid in the post-season from that year.

More when we know more...