Even before the bowl game in late December, former Friedgen assistant James Franklin was brought in as the new offensive coordinator - and perhaps Friedgen's ultimate successor. His arrival is expected to breathe some life into an offense that had grown stagnant after Friedgen's initial flush of success. The move also frees up Friedgen, who was...
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