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Message: [QUOTE="WoadBlue, post: 5280663, member: 1145"] NO SEC job was open. And because he left Miss ST and then got fired at UF, even with 2 or 3 SEC openings, he might have a hard time. Some ADs would not trust him, and others would see him as unlikely ever again to be the wonder boy he seemed at Miss St. UNC was the only ACC opening, and rather quickly UNC made certain that Belichick was serious and then began letting most coaches who had expressed interest know that the school had moved on. If I were Mullen and my choices to get back into coaching were Purdue and UNLV, I'd take UNLV. With Cignetti at IU, Purdue has a very tough row to hoe just to get back to 7 wins back to back. Fail at Purdue, and the coaching career would be burnt toast. At UNLV, Mullen could knock out 9 wins right off the bat. Do that a couple times and more doors are opened. [/QUOTE]