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Robert Griffin III Reportedly Set to Interview for Baylor Head Coaching Vacancy

Former Heisman Trophy winner and current television analyst Robert Griffin III will reportedly interview for the head coaching position at his alma mater, Baylor University.

Reported by 7 outlets2 framings6h ago

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Former Heisman Trophy winner and current television analyst Robert Griffin III will reportedly interview for the head coaching position at his alma mater, Baylor University.

Former Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III is interested in coaching his former college team. The Bears might be looking to hire one of their own. Robert Griffin III is never shy about putting his name out there for any opportunity, and now it looks like his public persistence may finally pay off.

Griffin, a Texas native, led Baylor to 10 wins in 2011 and was the No. 2 pick by Washington in the 2012 NFL Draft. Robert 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.

Yahoo Sports reported the story as "Robert Griffin III is "expected to interview" for Baylor job." New York Post reported the story as "Former Baylor star Robert Griffin III to interview for school's coaching vacancy in shock."

7 sources have covered this story, including Yahoo Sports, ProFootballTalk, New York Post and Sporting News and 3 other outlets. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 6 hours ago.

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7 outlets · 2 sides

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Center6 outlets

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How it spread

On3 reported it first, Nov 13, 9:17 AM ET. 7 outlets carried it over 4h 48m, 6 center and 1 right. Half of them within 3h 23m.All in the United States.

Left 0Center 6Right 1No left outlets yet.

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Who carried it, in order

  1. FirstOn3Nov 13, 9:17 AM ETCenter
  2. +1h 1mThe AthleticNov 13, 10:18 AM ETCenter
  3. +1h 42mAwful AnnouncingNov 13, 11:00 AM ETCenter
  4. +3h 23mSporting NewsNov 13, 12:40 PM ETCenter
  5. +4h 17mNew York PostNov 13, 1:34 PM ETRight
  6. +4h 48mYahoo SportsNov 13, 2:05 PM ETCenter
  7. +4h 48mProFootballTalkNov 13, 2:05 PM ETCenter

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    Core event reported by 7 independent outlets across the spectrum.

    7 corroborating · 1 primary-source link

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    Key facts corroborated by mainstream + wire desks.

    7 corroborating · 2 primary-source links

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