Report: O’Brien to interview for Penn Condition job

What, you thought you’d pull through the relaxation during the day without another twist in Penn State’s look for a mind coach?

Bill O’Brien was recognized over the past weekend like a candidate basically signed, sealed and shipped as Penn State’s next coach, simply to have his agent knock lower the reviews by labeling them as “off-base“.  Actually, the agent appeared to hint that his client’s future was in the National football league level.

72 hours later, O’Brien’s title is once more attached to employment that’s been vacant for pretty much two full several weeks as USA Today is confirming that O’Brien is scheduled to interview with Penn Condition authorities on Thursday.  Ron Mussleman from the Pittsburgh Publish-Gazette subsequently confirmed the report.

O’Brien would get to be the third current National football league assistant to interview to do the job, joining Eco-friendly bay Packers quarterbacks coach Tom Clements and Bay Area 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman.  The second is apparently a finalist to land the Nittany Lions gig.

O’Brien continues to be using the Gambling since 2007, and spent his first season because the National football league club’s offensive coordinator a year ago.  Just before 5-year stint within the National football league, O’Brien stayed on college employees at Georgia Tech (1995-2002), Maryland (2003-04) and Duke (2005-06).

It remains unclear when Penn Condition will title a lasting successor to Joe Paterno, although we’re presuming it'll occur sooner or later just before the beginning of the 2012 season.