Tice tabbed as Vikings leader
Eden Prairie Minnesota Mike Tice took control of the Minnesota Vikings promising a quick return to success after a 5 11 season He dismissed a fifth assistant and challenged the starting quarterback to improve He reportedly planned to hire disgraced coach George O Leary as defensive line coach who declined to confirm the report and said he would talk to Tice The staff will look different in 2002 with four assistants not returning and outside linebackers coach Trent Walters leaving for Notre Dame.
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Former Georgia Tech coach named Duke defensive coordinator
Ted Roof, 38, former Georgia Tech defensive coordinator, was hired by Duke to revamp a defense that set ACC records for points allowed. He replaces fired Bob Trott after Duke went 0-11 and yielded 491 points, with 42-plus points in six straight games. Franks calls it a challenging but upward climb. Duke ranked poorly in both rushing and passing defense.
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College Football Notes on ACC Defense and Draft Declarations
Roof’s defense at Georgia Tech ranked third in the ACC in yards allowed and second in rush defense. Georgia’s Terreal Bierria, Charles Grant, and Randy McMichael will enter the NFL draft, while Dantra Clements transferred to Valdosta State. Florida’s Jabar Gaffney will leave early for the draft with teammates Sheppard and Pearson. Tennessee’s Donte Stallworth and Albert Haynesworth also declared early. LSU’s Josh Reed will enter the draft, while Trev Faulk stays for his senior year. Maryland’s E J Henderson announced return for senior season as Maryland seeks its first ACC title since 1985.
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Hearst Recovers Lead Back to Pro Bowl Comeback
Hearst, after a 1 570 yard season and Pro Bowl nod, battled avascular necrosis and bone loss from his foot. He underwent bone plug surgeries in 1999 and 2000 and arthroscopic work in 2001, then fought back to full practice and a standout 2001 season with 1 206 rushing yards and 41 receptions. The 49ers announced a restructured contract as he helped push the team toward the playoffs and a showdown with Green Bay.
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