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Robert Griffin III is "expected to interview" for Baylor job

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Updated 48m ago

  • 4 more outlets picked it up in the last 3 hours, most recently ProFootballTalk, Washington Times, NY Post.

Former Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III is interested in coaching his former college team.

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  1. Yahoo SportsRobert Griffin III is "expected to interview" for Baylor jobFormer Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III is interested in coaching his former college team.
  2. ProFootballTalkRobert Griffin III is "expected to interview" for Baylor jobFormer Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III is interested in coaching his former college team.
  3. Washington TimesRobert Griffin III aims to coach at alma mater, BaylorFormer NFL quarterback and college football analyst Robert Griffin III will interview with Baylor University for its head coach position, according to an ESPN report Friday.
  4. NY PostFormer Baylor star Robert Griffin III to interview for school’s coaching vacancy in shockRobert Griffin III doesn’t have any coaching experience at the college level, but that reportedly won’t stop him from interviewing with his former team for its vacancy.
  5. ESPNSources: Baylor legend RG III expected to interview for open head coach jobHeisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III is expected to interview for the head coaching job at his alma mater, Baylor, sources told ESPN.
  6. Sports IllustratedRobert Griffin III Set to Interview for High-Profile Head Coaching JobAnother surprising name has emerged in the college football coaching carousel.
  7. The Athletic(subscription required)Robert Griffin III set to interview for head coaching job at BaylorGriffin, a Texas native, led Baylor to 10 wins in 2011 and was the No. 2 pick by Washington in the 2012 NFL Draft.