DMN: SMU defensive coordinator comes in not loud, but clear
Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 12:06 amSMU defensive coordinator comes in not loud, but clear
By JEFF MILLER / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News
UNIVERSITY PARK – College football has long featured defensive coordinators who are highly animated and easily agitated.
Joe Kines just retired following 36 years, long after his drill-sergeant voice became a near-inaudible rasp. Erk Russell drew attention at Georgia in the 1970s for headbutting his helmeted pupils, leaving his shaved head bloodied. Texas' Will Muschamp drew blood in a different manner, the enraged removal of his headset tearing his cheek.
SMU's Tom Mason eschews such an image. But he does have a trusty aide who can pop a gasket if necessary.
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By JEFF MILLER / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News
UNIVERSITY PARK – College football has long featured defensive coordinators who are highly animated and easily agitated.
Joe Kines just retired following 36 years, long after his drill-sergeant voice became a near-inaudible rasp. Erk Russell drew attention at Georgia in the 1970s for headbutting his helmeted pupils, leaving his shaved head bloodied. Texas' Will Muschamp drew blood in a different manner, the enraged removal of his headset tearing his cheek.
SMU's Tom Mason eschews such an image. But he does have a trusty aide who can pop a gasket if necessary.
To read the rest of this story, click the following link:
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent ... fb7d7.html