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George McDonald Played WR at Illinois
NC State Hires George McDonald to Coach WRs (backingthepack.com; Wolf)
Dave Doeren is making a minor change to his coaching staff, replacing wide receivers coach Frisman Jackson with George McDonald, who worked in that same role at Syracuse. McDonald also spent time as the Orange offensive coordinator this season before gettingdemoted to position coach.
Why was McDonald demoted from OC to WR coach at Syracuse? You would have to ask head coach Scott Shafer. Syracuse was coming off a six-point effort against Louisville at that stage of the season, though the Orange would have hit double digits if a certain individual caught the dadgum football in the hotdanged scorin' zone. Syracuse went 1-6 after McDonald's demotion.
McDonald was hired by Syracuse from Arkansas prior to the 2013 season. He did not take his demotion well. He was brought on board by Shafer as offensive coordinator and associate head coach, so yeah. Nobody in that situation's going to take a demotion well.
"If I would've known I was only going to get 18 games to be offensive coordinator, I would've stayed at the University of Arkansas," McDonald said on Tuesday night. "I would've never came here."
McDonald quickly apologized for that remark, but the writing was obviously on the wall--he wanted out. Dave Doeren offered him an eject button and he took it.
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College Football News
NCAA Will Reimburse Athletes' Families for Travel (PS; AP)
The College Football Playoff will help pay for the parents and guardians of Ohio State and Oregon football players to travel to the national championship game in North Texas on Monday.
The NCAA granted a waiver Tuesday that allows the College Football Playoff to provide a reimbursement of up to $1,250 per parent or guardian that will cover hotel accommodations, travel and meals.
"This will really help because parents really want to go out and see their kids play," said Ohio State safety Von Bell, who is from Rossville, Georgia. "They make a lot of sacrifices and there's a lot of money spent. Traveling from the South, because they come up here for every game, is a lot. The gas and everything. It's really a blessing to hear that."
Ohio State played last week at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans in the first College Football Playoff semifinals. Oregon played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
The NCAA also announced it will provide a similar reimbursement to the families of athletes who compete in the men's and women's basketball Final Fours as part of a pilot program.
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George McDonald Played WR at Illinois
NC State Hires George McDonald to Coach WRs (backingthepack.com; Wolf)
Dave Doeren is making a minor change to his coaching staff, replacing wide receivers coach Frisman Jackson with George McDonald, who worked in that same role at Syracuse. McDonald also spent time as the Orange offensive coordinator this season before gettingdemoted to position coach.
Why was McDonald demoted from OC to WR coach at Syracuse? You would have to ask head coach Scott Shafer. Syracuse was coming off a six-point effort against Louisville at that stage of the season, though the Orange would have hit double digits if a certain individual caught the dadgum football in the hotdanged scorin' zone. Syracuse went 1-6 after McDonald's demotion.
McDonald was hired by Syracuse from Arkansas prior to the 2013 season. He did not take his demotion well. He was brought on board by Shafer as offensive coordinator and associate head coach, so yeah. Nobody in that situation's going to take a demotion well.
"If I would've known I was only going to get 18 games to be offensive coordinator, I would've stayed at the University of Arkansas," McDonald said on Tuesday night. "I would've never came here."
McDonald quickly apologized for that remark, but the writing was obviously on the wall--he wanted out. Dave Doeren offered him an eject button and he took it.
...
College Football News
NCAA Will Reimburse Athletes' Families for Travel (PS; AP)
The College Football Playoff will help pay for the parents and guardians of Ohio State and Oregon football players to travel to the national championship game in North Texas on Monday.
The NCAA granted a waiver Tuesday that allows the College Football Playoff to provide a reimbursement of up to $1,250 per parent or guardian that will cover hotel accommodations, travel and meals.
"This will really help because parents really want to go out and see their kids play," said Ohio State safety Von Bell, who is from Rossville, Georgia. "They make a lot of sacrifices and there's a lot of money spent. Traveling from the South, because they come up here for every game, is a lot. The gas and everything. It's really a blessing to hear that."
Ohio State played last week at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans in the first College Football Playoff semifinals. Oregon played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
The NCAA also announced it will provide a similar reimbursement to the families of athletes who compete in the men's and women's basketball Final Fours as part of a pilot program.
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