Mike Stoops finalizing deal to join Alabama coaching staff as analyst
George Schroeder, USA TODAYPublished 11:18 a.m. ET Jan. 30, 2019 | Updated 12:36 p.m. ET Jan. 30, 2019
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Former Oklahoma defensive coordinator Mike Stoops is finalizing a deal to join Alabama’s staff in an off-field position, a person with knowledge of the move told USA TODAY Sports. The person requested anonymity because the move is not official.
Stoops becomes the latest in a line of prominent coaches to work with Nick Saban as part of the program’s support staff in a role as an analyst or consultant.
Stoops, the younger brother of former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops, was the Sooners’ defensive coordinator from 1999-2003, building dominant defenses as the Sooners won a BCS national championship and were among the nation’s elite programs. He was Arizona’s head coach from 2004-11, going 41-50, then returned to Oklahoma in 2012.
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George Schroeder, USA TODAYPublished 11:18 a.m. ET Jan. 30, 2019 | Updated 12:36 p.m. ET Jan. 30, 2019
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Super Bowl LIII's host site, triggered a wave of development in the surrounding neighborhoods, but at what cost?Sandy Hooper
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Former Oklahoma defensive coordinator Mike Stoops is finalizing a deal to join Alabama’s staff in an off-field position, a person with knowledge of the move told USA TODAY Sports. The person requested anonymity because the move is not official.
Stoops becomes the latest in a line of prominent coaches to work with Nick Saban as part of the program’s support staff in a role as an analyst or consultant.
Stoops, the younger brother of former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops, was the Sooners’ defensive coordinator from 1999-2003, building dominant defenses as the Sooners won a BCS national championship and were among the nation’s elite programs. He was Arizona’s head coach from 2004-11, going 41-50, then returned to Oklahoma in 2012.
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