Neinas' consulting time has varied in past searches

Posted Nov 1, 2006

Chuck Neinas has helped facilitate more than 50 searches of varying length for coaches and athletics directors during the last nine years. A hand full of those searches – Oklahoma's 1999 search that landed Bob Stoops, Florida's 2004 search that paired the university with Urban Meyer, and Ohio's 2004 search that sent Frank Solich to Athens – each lasted between four and six weeks, according to officials who were involved. (Rocky Mount Telegram)

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