ESPN is reporting that Larry Brown has accepted the SMU job, but Brown is denying that.
ESPN reports that the hold-up apparently is Jankovich, who is demanding a written contract that guarantees that he will succeed Brown as head coach.
I guess $1 million dollars a year isn't enough for Jank.
But according to sources, the only holdup involves Brown's assistants. Brown has offered Illinois State coach Tim Jankovich a "coach-in-waiting" position, sources said. A source close to Brown told Katz that Jankovich is waiting to get a written contract that guarantees he would be the next head coach after the 71-year-old Brown's departure.
Kansas coach Bill Self, who worked with Jankovich at Tulsa, Illinois and Kansas, said he hadn't talked to Jankovich in "two or three days."
"One thing I do know," Self said, "is that he loves Larry."
ESPN reports that the hold-up apparently is Jankovich, who is demanding a written contract that guarantees that he will succeed Brown as head coach.
I guess $1 million dollars a year isn't enough for Jank.
But according to sources, the only holdup involves Brown's assistants. Brown has offered Illinois State coach Tim Jankovich a "coach-in-waiting" position, sources said. A source close to Brown told Katz that Jankovich is waiting to get a written contract that guarantees he would be the next head coach after the 71-year-old Brown's departure.
Kansas coach Bill Self, who worked with Jankovich at Tulsa, Illinois and Kansas, said he hadn't talked to Jankovich in "two or three days."
"One thing I do know," Self said, "is that he loves Larry."
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