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by Chris Mottram • Nov 18, 2009 2:35 PM EST
Bobby Bowden has been non-committal with regards to coaching next season at FSU. Maybe he will, maybe he won’t, but either way, he doesn’t seem to wanna talk about it. So he must be overjoyed that his wife, Ann, has taken it upon herself to make comments such as this to the media:
“You know, we don’t need the university as much as they need us — as much as they need him and his connections and reputation and everything. If they want to pull that trick, we’ll just shake the dirt off our feet and go to Europe or go on a long cruise or something.
“They’ll have to fire him for him not to go another year … If they’ve got guts enough to do it, let them do it.”
FSU fans, your response:
Go to Europe Ann. Seriously, just go. Take the whole clan with you, Tommy, Jeff, FSU-North coach Terry. Just take them all and have a very nice Bowden Family European Vaction, maybe with a reality show. Maybe make it something like Coach Survivor or something, where each one gets a crack at recruiting FSU runoffs to their Division II program. FSU has paid out plenty to the entire family for their services (or lack thereof in Jeff’s case) for years. FSU needs Bobby Bowden more than he needs FSU? I don’t think that’s the case. I think, maybe, neither one of them needs the other any more.
(Via SBN’s Tomahawk Nation)
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