Former Cal All-America linebacker Ron Rivera spent a few minutes on the McAfee Show on Thursday, talking about a job at Cal ...
Another longtime NFL coach is on his way to college. Former Carolina Panthers and Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera announced Wednesday that he is joining the Cal football program.
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Former NFL head coach Ron Rivera is heading back to college to work at his alma mater Cal“Our alum Ron Rivera is an icon in football for good reason,” UC Berkeley ... Cal’s rival, Stanford, recently hired former ...
During their interview process, the Bears brought in several different candidates before hiring Johnson, including former ...
Former Panthers and Commanders head coach Ron Rivera is returning to the University of California, his alma mater, to help ...
The former Panthers and Commanders HC is taking a job at Cal, according to CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones. The Pac-12 program is ...
The Jaguars also hired former Panthers outside linebackers coach Tem Lukabu, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Lukabu will be ...
It’s also the best season for head coach Justin Wilcox since he was hired before the 2017 season. “Our alum Ron Rivera is an icon in football, for good reason,” Cal chancellor Rich Lyons sai ...
After hiring Liam Coen as their new head coach, the Jaguars are looking to bring in experienced coaches to help him out.
Ron Rivera looked to return to the NFL as a head coach, interviewing with the Chicago Bears, New York Jets and Las Vegas Raiders. All three teams hired other candidates. RELATED: Pat McAfee still ...
“Our alum, Ron Rivera is an icon in football for good reason ... Cal's rival, Stanford, recently hired former star quarterback Andrew Luck to be the general manager of the program.
Ron Rivera is returning to Cal ... he was a defensive quality control coach for the Chicago Bears. Before being hired as the Panthers' head coach in 2011, he served as a defensive coordinator ...
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