Former University of Texas head coach Mack Brown won’t be out of work for long. Multiple individuals (the first of which being Texas football oracle Chip Brown) are reporting that Brown is set to join ESPN as a college football studio analyst. Because if the world needs one thing, it’s more football analysts!
Source tells http://t.co/TR56iu4jRp Mack Brown has reached agreement w/ ESPN on a college football studio analyst's role starting this fall.
— Chip Brown (@ChipBrown247) June 2, 2014
Mack Brown is close to finalizing agreement to become ESPN college football analyst.
— Kirk Bohls (@kbohls) June 2, 2014
Brown’s hiring by ESPN certainly makes sense, especially if you consider Lou Holtz has said he is leaving ESPN after the season. Now Bristol has a ready made replacement in the “folksy former coach” department.
He’s served in guest spots before, but it’ll be interesting to see how Brown does on a full-time basis, especially when it comes to his Longhorns. For what it’s worth, ESPN also just happens to have an entire network dedicated to Texas football for which Brown could use his expertise about the team. Wouldn’t that just be phenomenal for everyone involved!
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