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Syracuse is weighing mid-major coaches to replace Adrian Autry as head coach.
Bryan Hodgson of South Florida is praised for rapid early success and Olean, New York ties.
Josh Schertz at Saint Louis is highlighted as one of the hottest coaching candidates.
John Groce has Power 5 experience from Illinois and success at Akron.
Travis Steele leads Miami (OH) to an undefeated start this season and a 55-9 over two years.
The piece notes geography and rebuilding potential as key considerations for a Northeast return.
The article frames the search as a starting point for a broader coaching evaluation.
Saint Louis’s Schertz combines Division II success with recent Division I progress.
Hodgson’s Olean, New York roots are seen as a recruitment advantage.
The piece identifies a Northeast return as a potential factor for Syracuse.

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Steele explains the 0-loss run hinges on leadership, retention, and daily focus amid mounting exposure.
Elko says 13 Aggies made the NFL Combine, signaling program development and future recruiting power.
Steele credits the team culture and a supportive community for crowd-facing success at Miami.
Elko emphasizes developing lines of scrimmage and a program-wide culture to sustain success in the SEC.
Steele notes scheduling challenges when retaining a large portion of a successful roster.
Steele highlights a culture of enjoyment and accountability to keep undefeated momentum.
Elko frames the NIL and transfer era as opportunities for growth and recruiting leverage.
Elko shares the importance of offensive and defensive line development for NFL draft success.
Steele highlights the bond and accountability that keeps players focused during an undefeated season.
Elko discusses balancing roster retention with portal and high school recruiting during offseason.
The interview includes reflections on March Madness implications and selection dynamics.

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Miami University head coach Travis Steele is named a finalist for two national coaching awards.
The awards are the Jim Phelan Award and the Hugh Durham Award, honoring top Division I and mid-major coaches.
Miami is ranked No. 19 nationally and undefeated at 30-0 heading into the regular-season finale.
The regular-season finale is tonight at Ohio in the Battle of the Bricks, with tip-off at 9 p.m.
The announcement comes via WHIO Sports and related coverage highlighting Steele’s national recognition.
Finalists include coaches from Arizona, Duke, Florida, Michigan, Saint Louis, and Santa Clara.
Akron’s John Groce and Green Bay’s Doug Gottlieb are also finalists for the Hugh Durham Award.
Miami’s 30-0 start marks a historic season for the program.
The WHIO Daily Headlines newsletter is promoted as part of the coverage.
The article mentions multiple ads and additional related stories in the on-page layout.

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