Former Heisman Trophy winner '100 percent' interested in Baylor football job
Another Big 12 school with a former player turned coach? Don't count it out.
Robert Griffin III expressed his 100 percent interest in becoming the head coach of the Baylor Bears, according to Dan Patrick. The former Heisman Trophy winner, who had a stellar college career at Baylor, stated that he would be enthusiastic about leading the team back to success. Baylor currently has no coaching experience, but Griffin's potential hire is not entirely implausible, as other notable former players like Deion Sanders and Michael Vick have successfully transitioned to head coaching roles at competitive institutions.
Baylor fired Dave Aranda on Sunday after a six-year tenure marked by a 40-40 record. Griffin's presence could inject energy into the team, which has long sought to establish itself as a relevant contender in the Big 12.
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