
Monday brought the surprising revelation that Michael Vick, the former Pro Bowl NFL quarterback who spent nearly two years in federal prison back in the 2010s, was a head coaching candidate in this year's college football hiring cycle. Specifically, Vick revealed he interviewed with Norfolk State for their open position. Hours later, ESPN's Adam Schefter unveiled a second FCS school interested in his talents: Sacramento State.
"Sacramento State is in discussions to hire former Pro-Bowl QB Mike Vick as its new head coach, per sources," Schefter wrote on X. "Sacramento State plans to move up to FBS, is building a new stadium and has over $50 million in NIL. Sacramento State would build an experienced coaching staff around Vick that is in line with the new frontier of college football."