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Turner Gill left recruiting abyss
The inevitable roster upheaval that occurs when coaching changes take place in college football makes it particularly difficult to try to forecast starters, just shy of four months from the season-opener. But for the purpose of looking at Turner Gill’s impact on the Kansas University football program during his two-year stay, let’s give it a try.
No defense for KU coach Turner Gill
Somewhere, two large men had to be experiencing unspoken, non-stop “told-you-so” moments Saturday as score updates crawled across the bottom of their TV screens or iPhones, or however they get their information.
Mark Mangino breaks silence in newspaper interview
Former Kansas University football coach Mark Mangino conducted his first newspaper interview since losing his job after the 2009 season.
Former KU football coach Mark Mangino would be a good fit at Nebraska
When ousted Kansas University football coach Mark Mangino rode his $3 million parachute out of town and moved to Naples, Fla., the general consensus was Mangino would spend the year exhaling and then get back into coaching. Well, now that the year is up, will Mangino get back in? The guess here is yes.
AD says Mangino not hired by UM
A television report that former Kansas University football coach Mark Mangino is back in the game appears to be inaccurate.
Report: Mangino hired by Minnesota
Out of football for a little more than nine months, former Kansas University head coach Mark Mangino apparently is back in the game.
KU’s Self earns perfect Academic Progress Report scores
Coaches evaluated in NCAA Academic Progess Report
Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self received good grades on his NCAA Academic Progress Report grade card for coaches, released Thursday.
Will Perkins be next?
Jan. 3, 2008. A cold night in Miami. Mark Mangino, the football coach who recruited and drilled talent so well that Kansas University won the Orange Bowl with a 12-1 record, stood on the podium and held up an orange to an adoring crowd. Lew Perkins, the athletic director who maneuvered to help KU land the game, stood beside him and beamed approval.
Mark Mangino leaves Lawrence, moves to Florida
The last of the moving vans wheeled off the premises Tuesday night of the Lawrence home Mark and Mary Jane Mangino, according to friends and neighbors of the couple.
Mangino, Long set financially
Call this “A Tale of Two Settlements.”
Mangino, KU settle for $3 million
Mark Mangino’s image might have taken a hit following his messy departure from Kansas University’s football program, but his pocketbook suffered no such fate.
Current Jayhawks believe new coach Turner Gill will instill confidence in them
Junior, other Jayhawks optimistic about new coach's tactics, reputation
In the last few days, Johnathan Wilson sent some Facebook messages back and forth to high-school friend Alan Hayes, who is a defensive back on the Buffalo Bulls football team.
Manginos have left positive impressions on community
While not always as visible in doing charitable work as coaches like Roy Williams or Bill Self, Mark Mangino and his wife, Mary Jane, have left their mark in different ways.
Mangino’s words just overkill
Mark Mangino’s persistent efforts to create an aura of martyrdom have included a number of dubious remarks. For me the ex-Kansas football coach sawed off a limb of verbal overkill when he fiercely cited one of his codes of conduct — better to die on your feet than exist on your knees.
Ex-players respond to Mangino news
Twenty-four hours after Kansas University football coach Mark Mangino’s resignation, former players are still trying to come to grips with the fact that the man considered widely responsible for transforming the program from doormat to Big 12 North contender is officially gone.
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