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Multiple sources are reporting that former Georgia coach Mark Richt is expected to accept the Miami head-coaching job. The move would bring Richt back to Miami where he was quarterback from 1979–1982.


Richt was fired on Sunday after 15 season in Athens.
Filed Under: Georgia Sports
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Rakim•122 months
Great Hire
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SwaggerVance•122 months
Homerun Hire....never saw that one coming
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bedlamite•122 months
Richt will get that program turned around.
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dawgdayafternoon•122 months
Interesting that you say "Bye Felicia"... that actress is the mother of Miami's QB (Kaaya).
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Vegas Tigerette•122 months
It's all about the U

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DaveyDownerDawg•122 months
Bye Felicia. While Georgia is chasing rings, you can had out participation trophies at the U.
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