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A report has emerged that Penn State wasn't impressed with the interview given by one of its head-coaching candidates.
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Penn State football rumors: Terry Smith will interview to be James Franklin’s permanent replacement
Player support, on-field momentum and a looming formal interview are pushing Terry Smith closer to Penn State’s full-time job.
Last week Terry Smith said he had not yet received a formal interview with athletic director Pat Kraft for the head-coaching position, vacated when James Franklin was fired on Oct. 12. Brandon Marcello of CBS Sports reported Sunday that Smith will be interviewed this week.
No matter who winds up as Penn State’s next coach, Kraft’s search has been, to put it politely, clumsy. He either overplayed his hand or he wasn’t fully prepared to make the most important hire in his career. Fifty-one days and Nittany Nation is still waiting.
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PSUPoorman’s Top 10: How to Prep for a Job Interview With Penn State AD Pat Kraft
It’s been 42 days…and counting…since Penn State vice president for intercollegiate athletics Dr. Patrick Kraft fired James Franklin, after the head football coach’s Nittany Lion football squad lost three games in 15 days and did a stunning free-fall from the No.
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Penn State’s Terry Smith Gains Momentum After Nebraska Win Ahead of Official Head Coach Interview
Interim head coach Terry Smith has energized the Penn State program with a dominant 37–10 win over Nebraska, and he will have his first formal interview this week to become the Nittany Lions’ permanent head coach.
Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer ended anymore rumors of his supposed interest in Penn State, using the word 'never' multiple times in his answer.
James Franklin reportedly wants the Florida State Seminoles job, but has interviewed with the Virginia Tech Hokies and Arkansas Razorbacks.
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