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From what I was told (a long time ago), was that Saban initially turned it down. They moved on to Rich Rod but still had some folks talking to Saban. I am not sure of the exact order, but when a deal in principle was reached with Saban, all the Rich Rod stuff stopped.
Saban, wasn't going to say anything until A: Shula was let go and B: the dolphins were finished with their season. People were pestering Saban for awhile if he was going to take the job and he denied till those things happened.
This quick? I would think maybe after the next two beatdowns we would hear something.
2. Jon Gruden
Trust me, he's*going to be interested in Tennessee.
He's not going to pull a John Madden and*become aor for the rest of his professional*career. I've been told that*the grind of being a coach in the*NFL isn't as appealing*to him as being able to go out and recruit the top players in the country and*develop them.*television commentat
The Vols would have*to pull out the checkbook*and pay him $5 million a year.*
But*if they're willing to do this, Gruden, a former*Vol graduate assistant who married a*Tennessee cheerleader, is*going to listen.*
In fact, I think there's a good chance that if Tennessee will show him the money that Jon Gruden is your next Volunteer coach. *