Ex-Baylor football coach Art Briles hired

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College football clearly can't stop trying to hire Art Briles
According to Mark Berman, the disgraced former Baylor head coach has reached an agreement with Eastern New Mexico University, a Division II football program in the Lone Star Conference. Eastern New Mexico's Athletic Director Kevin Fite, who made the hire, is the former associate athletics director of compliance at Houston during Briles' time there.

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Ex Baylor football coach Art Briles hired by Eastern New Mexico University
Mac Engel: Former Baylor coach Art Briles’ long trip back to college coaching has ended
Art Briles hired by Eastern New Mexico, nine years after Baylor fired him amid scandal
Art Briles was hired as football coach at Eastern New Mexico on Monday, getting his first college head coaching job since Baylor fired the two-time Big 12 champion more than nine years ago amid a sexu...

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Ex-Baylor coach Art Briles returning to college football at Division II Eastern New Mexico, per report
Former Baylor coach Art Briles’ long trip back to college coaching has ended
Disgraced ex-Baylor football coach Art Briles lands D-II job
On Sunday evening, Briles reached an agreement to become the new head coach at Eastern New Mexico University, a Division II school located in Portales, New Mexico, according to Mark Berman.

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Art Briles, formerly at Baylor and Houston, to be Eastern New Mexico's football coach

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