Kevin Sherrington: How Dennis Franchione revived TCU football, then chased a prize that never came

Coaches simply didn’t leave Tuscaloosa, Ala., for another college job, at least not of their own volition. Bill Curry did in 1989 and Wallace Wade in 1930, but that’s the list.

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