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Russell Wilson Has Interviewed for a College Football Head Coaching Job
ESPN reported that the former NC State quarterback interviewed for the opening as the Wolfpack seek a splashy replacement after firing Dave Doeren.
- On Tuesday, former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson interviewed for the North Carolina State head coaching vacancy to replace Dave Doeren, who was fired Oct. 24.
- Athletics director Boo Corrigan is leading the search following Doeren's departure, with former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher advising the university as it seeks a high-profile replacement.
- Philip Rivers, a former Wolfpack quarterback who currently coaches at St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama, is also a candidate, with reports suggesting "continued momentum" toward his hiring.
- Wilson threw for 76 touchdowns during his three seasons at North Carolina State, while Rivers holds the school record with 95 passing touchdowns.
- Interim coach Todd Goebbel led the Wolfpack to a 31-10 victory over Cal on Saturday, positioning the program for stability as the university finalizes its coaching decision.
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