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Some rumors have begun to surface that Steelers coach Mike Tomlin could be a candidate for the USC and LSU jobs openings.

On Tuesday, Tomlin was asked about those rumors and completely shut down the speculation. Per Football Scoop:
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"Hey guys. I don't have time for that speculation. That's a joke to me," he started off by sharing.

"I have one of the best job in all of professional sport. Why would I have any interest in coaching college football? Never say never. But never."

Then came a line that should slam the door shut.

"There's not a booster with a big enough blank check."
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GeauxGutsy30 months
There's not a booster with a big enough blank check." In other words, I’m for sale to the highest bidder.
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jmaclsu30 months
That sounds like an opening line for negotiations.
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Tigers4Lyfe30 months
What do you mean you don't have time? You are there for a given time in your schedule to do an interview. It's not like the question was derogatory.
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lsucoonass30 months
But but LSU recruits itself right
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24chevrolet4830 months
"There's not a booster with a big enough blank check." GOOD!
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jp4lsu30 months
Sounds like he might be headed to LSU. To be that dramatic seems a bit of an over sell. We've seen this before from another coach named Saba
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JackHuntQB30 months
Idiot
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Lou Pai30 months
Ryan Clark is a clown
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Shooter30 months
You can’t say we didn’t hire a black guy.
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FlexDawg30 months
No reason to get so offended. He acts like it’s personal, which more than likely means he thinks people want a black man to be demoted instead of a white man like the two coaches he mentioned. There’s so much anger from the left that there’s not enough black coaches in the NFL, but it’s kind of hard to do that when they only make up 13% of the population.
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Tomlin being offended that people are saying the Steelers are in tank mode and he wants to leave equates something about the left? Lol paranoia runs deep I see
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Subpartiger30 months
Found a way to fill 70% of the team with players from that 13% population. Feel stupid?
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Vernonbrew2230 months
His reaction says it all. He talkin
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Shreveport Mike30 months
I'd take Sean Peyton over Mike Tomlin in heart beat.
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kemm130 months
Peyton has 4 losing seasons, Tomlin has none.
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LSDBU30 months
I would take Sean Peyton or Andy Reid at LSU though.....
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StupidBinder30 months
After years of placating Antonio Brown and his unique style of crazy, he wants no part of recruiting 17 year olds.
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Saban didnt last in the NFL because he couldn't be a czar like he was in college. The Jimmy Johnson types who can do both are rare
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otowntiger30 months
A blank check is not big or small- it has no definition until a number is written, lol.
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Koolazzkat30 months
Sounds like Saban. He’ll dance if the money’s right.
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otowntiger30 months
He sounds mad- I guess it’s insulting to him- and maybe with good reason.
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Celery30 months
Soooo, your saying maybe?
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Gulf Coast Tiger30 months
There is a chance
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theOG30 months
Damn! I really thought Lincoln Riley was going to be able to bring Tomlin in as DC when he got to Baton Rouge.
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mtemplet30 months
someone gets it
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Cracker30 months
Ok don’t win another game let’s see what happens Tom Tom you are not untouchable
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touchdownjeebus30 months
He has one of the most prestigious jobs in the NFL that is the standard for stability. Those rumors were silly.
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CanebreakCajun30 months
His steeler salary makes him the 7th highest paid coach the SEC.
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lsucoonass30 months
bullshite
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