Those hoping to see Brady Hoke roaming a college sideline during the 2015 season might be out of luck.
Hoke was in talks with Central Michigan about its head coaching vacancy, but is no longer considered a candidate because, as Mark Snyder of the Detroit Free Press put it, “it was not a fit between the two sides.”
Central Michigan found itself unexpectedly looking for a head coach after Dan Enos left to become the offensive coordinator at Arkansas on Jan. 22.
Hoke spent the past four seasons as the head coach at Michigan before being fired on Dec. 2.
Hoke would have been a catch for the Chippewas because of his background and success in the Mid-American Conference. Hoke was a Western Michigan and Toledo assistant in 1984-88 and Ball State's coach in 2003-08. He led Ball State to a 12-1 season in 2008.
Hoke will try his hand at broadcasting next week when he works with CBS Sports Network on National Signing Day.
For more Central Michigan news, visit ChippewaCountry.com.
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