By Brian Hamilton
At least one former Notre Dame assistant is deep into the process of finding a new home.
Corwin Brown, let go earlier this week by new Irish coach Brian Kelly, will interview with Buffalo today for its vacant head coaching position, a source close to Brown told the Tribune.
Brown served as defensive coordinator for Notre Dame in 2007 and 2008 before assuming a co-coordinator title and ceding defensive play-calling duties to Jon Tenuta in 2009. The Irish finished the '09 regular season with the nation's No. 87 defense; they ranked 39th nationally both in '07 and '08.
There may be a Michigan connection at work to get Brown into the mix at Buffalo: Both Buffalo athletic director Warde Manuel and Brown played football for the Wolverines, though Manuel's career predated Brown's.
At least one former Notre Dame assistant is deep into the process of finding a new home.
Corwin Brown, let go earlier this week by new Irish coach Brian Kelly, will interview with Buffalo today for its vacant head coaching position, a source close to Brown told the Tribune.
Brown served as defensive coordinator for Notre Dame in 2007 and 2008 before assuming a co-coordinator title and ceding defensive play-calling duties to Jon Tenuta in 2009. The Irish finished the '09 regular season with the nation's No. 87 defense; they ranked 39th nationally both in '07 and '08.
There may be a Michigan connection at work to get Brown into the mix at Buffalo: Both Buffalo athletic director Warde Manuel and Brown played football for the Wolverines, though Manuel's career predated Brown's.
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