Head Coach Gary Anderson of USU calls for a time out. Brigham Young University vs Utah State University in NCAA football played in Logan, Utah, Friday, Oct. 1, 2010. (Ravell Call, Deseret News)
Ravell Call, Deseret News
A report Sports Illustrated released today states that Utah State head coach Gary Andersen interviewed at Wisconsin following the Aggies' Famous Idaho Potato Bowl victory over Toledo.
Although Andersen was interviewed for the job, Wisconsin Athletic Director Barry Alvarez also has interest in Jacksonville Jaguars assistant coach Mel Tucker. He is thought to be the leading candidate for Wisconsin.
Read the full report on Sports Illustrated.
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Not surprised by this at all. Politicians and Coaches will tell you what you want to hear. I've seen this dog and pony show many times. He can probably quadruple his salary with the badgers.
He wouldn't interview if he isn't interested. Never promise what you can't back up Gary.
On the other hand, Wisconsin is a much better school and I would leave USU for those greener pastures if I were him. More money. More..
Boy this will be embarrassing for the media who praised him up and down for staying. I bet for their sake, the media is hoping he doesn't get the job. State fans have got to be angry.