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Jerry Kill continues to receive offers from notable football programs other than Minnesota -- two from top-10 teams -- since his retirement as Gophers coach for health reasons in October. Kill, 54, isn't interested in head coaching again, but schools want him to work in assorted capacities.
On Feb. 19 in Orlando, Fla., on behalf of the NFL, Kill will address college and pro coaches about relationships and career advancement. He spoke in Philadelphia the other day, then in Kansas City at coaching clinics. On Saturday, he was to speak in Denver.
Kill, who has moved home to Marion, Ill., will be back in the Twin Cities this spring for a couple more speaking appearances. He's committed to 10 more engagements, and he continues to work on a book.
Meanwhile, inexplicably, Minnesota has yet to offer Kill a position in its athletics department. Gophers boosters have long sought financial support from Minnesota grad T. Denny Sanford, the billionaire from St. Paul who seven years ago gave his alma mater $6 million for its Gophers Hall of Fame.
Sanford is a big fan of Kill, but if Kill no longer is associated with the Gophers, there is virtually no chance of Sanford providing another gift. Sanford flew Kill and wife Rebecca to his 80th birthday party last month in Sioux Falls, S.D. Guests included Jack Nicklaus and country singer Tim McGraw, who entertained.
http://www.twincities.com/sports/ci_29423779/charley-walters-paul-molitor-has-twins-pretty-good
Go Gophers!!
Jerry Kill continues to receive offers from notable football programs other than Minnesota -- two from top-10 teams -- since his retirement as Gophers coach for health reasons in October. Kill, 54, isn't interested in head coaching again, but schools want him to work in assorted capacities.
On Feb. 19 in Orlando, Fla., on behalf of the NFL, Kill will address college and pro coaches about relationships and career advancement. He spoke in Philadelphia the other day, then in Kansas City at coaching clinics. On Saturday, he was to speak in Denver.
Kill, who has moved home to Marion, Ill., will be back in the Twin Cities this spring for a couple more speaking appearances. He's committed to 10 more engagements, and he continues to work on a book.
Meanwhile, inexplicably, Minnesota has yet to offer Kill a position in its athletics department. Gophers boosters have long sought financial support from Minnesota grad T. Denny Sanford, the billionaire from St. Paul who seven years ago gave his alma mater $6 million for its Gophers Hall of Fame.
Sanford is a big fan of Kill, but if Kill no longer is associated with the Gophers, there is virtually no chance of Sanford providing another gift. Sanford flew Kill and wife Rebecca to his 80th birthday party last month in Sioux Falls, S.D. Guests included Jack Nicklaus and country singer Tim McGraw, who entertained.
http://www.twincities.com/sports/ci_29423779/charley-walters-paul-molitor-has-twins-pretty-good
Go Gophers!!