Mike Sherman Gets Second Interview

The headline pretty much sums it up. By Monday afternoon, former Green Bay Packers and Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman became the first candidate to be called for a second interview with the Bucs this week. Which makes him the frontrunner again. Fennelly was right in that this news is not exciting in any way. But at least I don’t think Sherman will bail for a better deal in two years. I couldn’t say the same for Chip. And as long as we’re talking about him… Compensation was not a factor in Kelly’s decision to remain in Oregon. He signed a six-year agreement with Oregon worth $20.5 million in 2010, an average of just over $3.4 million per season, making him the Pac-10′s second highest-paid coach behind USC’s Lane Kiffin. First of all, **** Lane Kiffin. Second, just because Kelly is already making a bunch of money doesn’t mean he doesn’t want to make more or that he didn’t see an opportunity to make more down the line by t...