Michigan Coach Lloyd Carr to Retire At End of Season

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College Sports Pro found this 11/13/2007 on www.sportsbybrooks.com [flag]
LLOYD CARR READY TO RETIRE AFTER OHIO ST. LOSS GAME: Looks like Lloyd Carr is driving off into the sunset : M GO BLOG learns that the Michigan coach is set to retire at the end of the season. Folks in the athletic department have apparently been told about his decision. The official announcement will likely come after the Ohio State game, probably at the Monday press conference, or a day or ... [link]

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Lloyd Carr Set To Retire?
Published 11/13/2007 by Andrew Perkins at College Sports Pro
... Larry Coker from ESPNU (formerly of Miami) Mike Martz from the Detroit Lions? Candidates from within — Defensive Coordinator Ron English has solid assistant coaching experience, Offensive Coordinator Mike Debord has been on the staff 12 years and has previous head coaching experience Those are just some wild conjectures. We’ll see! I’m interested to see how this rumor plays out. Other posts on the subject: http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/michigan-coach-lloyd-carr-to-retire-at-end-of-season-14653.php ...

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College Football Forum found this 11/12/2007 on mgoblog.blogspot.com

Three separate sources indicate that Carr has made his decision to retire official and people around the athletic department are being told. The formal announcement will come after the Ohio State game, possibly at the Monday press conference, possibly ...
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Lloyd Carr reportedly to announce his retirement. How does the Buckeye Nation respond?

SPORTSbyBROOKS found this 11/13/2007 on www.mercextra.com

According to a Michigan blog, mgoblog, Wolverines Coach Llloyd (yep, with three “L”s) Carr has decided to retire and will make it official after the Ohio State game. According to the report, which credits multiple sources, athletic ...
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Lloyd Carr Set To Retire?

ampbyu posted 11/13/2007 from www.collegesportspro.com

Is U of Michigan head football coach Lloyd Carr ready to retire at the end of the season? There seem to be some rumblings in the affirmative. And, besides, it makes sense, doesn't it?
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As season's end nears, speculation on Carr's future grows

kcudah posted 11/13/2007 from www.mlive.com

Lloyd Carr may or may not retire when the season ends, but if the University of Michigan football coach has made a decision, he's not letting on. Asked during Monday's press conference whether he wants to coach next year, Carr said simply, "The only thing on my mind is this game." While the Big Ten title showdown between the No. 23 Wolverines (8-3, 6-1) and No. 7 Ohio State (10-1, 6-1) ...
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Lloyd Carr to announce retirement?

College Sports Pro found this 11/13/2007 on www.fanblogs.com

Brian at MGoBlog has the inside beat on Lloyd Carr announcing his retirement . Three separate sources indicate that Carr has made his decision to retire official and people around the athletic department are being told. The formal announcement ...
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