MATT WELLS RUMORS & GOSSIP
Just Because… West Virginia
Since everyone is still bummed about yesterday’s loss, here’s a distraction.
For the most part, I haven’t given much thought to our erstwhile Backyard Brawl brethren. Still certain stories catch the eye.
Turns out those travel burdens in the Big 12 are as onerous as expected. If not more so. To the point where the Big 12 may have to help.
West Virginia University’s athletic...
Kevin McGiven returns to Utah State
Kevin McGiven returned to Utah State on Friday as new football coach Matt Wells' offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
McGiven, Montana State's offensive coordinator this season, was Utah State's assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach in 2009 under Gary Andersen. Wells was promoted from offensive coordinator last month when Anderson left to coach Wisconsin...
Via AP on Fox
January 04, 2013
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Utah St. promotes Wells to coach
Utah State has promoted offensive coordinator Matt Wells to replace Gary Anderson as head football coach.
The university announced move Thursday in Logan.
Anderson has reportedly been hired at Wisconsin to replace Bret Bielema. Bielema left to take the Arkansas job. Wisconsin hasn't officially announced the hire yet.
Andersen just completed his fourth and best season at Utah...
Via AP on Fox
December 20, 2012
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Unquiet: David Shaw, bowl games, Jeff Tuel, and more.
Unquiet on the Western Front - The Pac-12 and West Coast extravaganza.
The Poinsettia Bowl is neither a poinsettia nor is a bowl. Discuss amongst yourselves.
BYU faces San Diego in the Poinsettia Bowl (8:00 pm ET, ESPN). (Dr. Saturday)
I'll Stick Around.
Stanford and its head football coach, David Shaw agree to a contract extension. (AP/Yahoo! Sports)
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Wells Tabbed USU's New Offensive Coordinator
Utah State football head coach Gary Andersen named Matt Wells as USU's new offensive coordinator on Thursday.
Via UtahStateAggies.com
January 05, 2012
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This is what happens when fans are smarter shoppers than their schools are.
The secondary ticket market for bowl games means that people will still show up. They’ll just be more prudent about it.
But while Tech has sold only about 10,000 of its 17,500 allotted tickets, athletics director Jim Weaver has steadfastly maintained there will be 15,000-20,000 Hokies fans at the Sugar Bowl.
After 19 consecutive trips to bowls, he said, Tech fans are savvy about...
Via Get The Picture
December 23, 2011
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THE BOXING HOT 40
