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Baylor will go after Singletary

Nov 17, 2007 at 11:15 AM

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According to Mark May of ESPN, Baylor will fire their head coach Guy Morriss at the completion of the season and will pursue Mike Singletary for the position.

ESPN has already reported that Morriss won't return for the remaining year on his contract after being unable to produce a winning record in any of his five seasons

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