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Brett McMurphy of ESPN reporting was that Masiello never actually graduated from Kentucky, as listed on his resume. Pretty sure we aren't hiring a head coach without a college degree.

I believe that is correct.

Kentucky hired Mark Stoops before the ACC Championship Game last year. He still coached the game, but he was giving a press conference in Lexington the next day. .

I hope that we keep Grobe. However, if we do make a change I would like Wake to look at Phil Fulmer. It seems like he wants to get back into coaching but all of the schools ahead of us want up & comers. There is no doubt that he would make us a better football team. He always recruited NC & VA...

I predict that players who want to transfer will be granted their release on the condition that they have to wait until a new Wake coach is named. At least give him a chance.

I would only use it for anybody who had ever been a full time student.

Zeller has a lot of talent but no doubt suffers from certain, Duke-ish tendencies.

Goodman is a hack. Regardless of how you feel about Calhoun & Calipari, this is a cheap shot designed only to get Internet clicks and retweets. Nothing in college basketball is pure or clean.

You are an alumnus of a school if you attended regardless of graduation.

Great piece, thanks for posting. One thing not discussed is that with Wake's upcoming campaign and large fundraising goals, Bdzelik probably has a shorter timeline for success.

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Thanks! I have come to consume most of my sports info through Twitter and wanted to make sure I have the best Wake "follows".

First, I want to say thanks to the folks who started this board. I was a longtime lurker over at "the other board" but never got very involved because I am morally opposed to paying for a message board. Now to my question: is there a definitive list of the best Wake people to follow on Twitter...

Oklahoma has had co-coordinators for years and has been pretty successful. This seems to be a trend in CFB to be able to give "promotions" and raises to assistant coaches without having turnover. It is also a way of recognizing that a lot of people have significant input into game planning...

Yes and no. Won't have to sit out a year because of the graduate rule. Best of luck to Skylar in the future.