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missinDThomas · 02-18-2009, 08:40 PM

Former Sooners' head man Gibbs new DC in KC
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by Charles Ward, Oklahoma Sooners Examiner
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Gary Gibbs will be the new defensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs. KC picked him up after his firing from the same position in New Orleans.

OU fans have enjoyed a love-hate relationship with Gibbs. They love him for his standout play on the field and for leading a defense that dominated the Big Eight (and beyond) during his time as a coach and defensive coordinator.

Unfortunately, he's also remembered for his 44-23-2 record as head coach, which is not awful, but proved unacceptable on the heels of Barry Switzer. Gibbs also had to deal with the NCAA and other off-field troubles that saddled the Sooners in the late 1980s and 1990s.

Despite what one thinks of his head coaching tenure, it's becoming about time that OU and GG kissed and made up, and his accomplishments as a player and assistant coach are appreciated by the Sooner Nation. It would be a nice story for him to find success with the Chiefs.

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missinDThomas Nobody fucks with the Jesus! Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, TX Casino cash: $10004900	Former Sooners' head man Gibbs new DC in KC Add a Comment February 17, 8:41 PM by Charles Ward, Oklahoma Sooners Examiner « Previous Gary Gibbs will be the new defensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs. KC picked him up after his firing from the same position in New Orleans. OU fans have enjoyed a love-hate relationship with Gibbs. They love him for his standout play on the field and for leading a defense that dominated the Big Eight (and beyond) during his time as a coach and defensive coordinator. Unfortunately, he's also remembered for his 44-23-2 record as head coach, which is not awful, but proved unacceptable on the heels of Barry Switzer. Gibbs also had to deal with the NCAA and other off-field troubles that saddled the Sooners in the late 1980s and 1990s. Despite what one thinks of his head coaching tenure, it's becoming about time that OU and GG kissed and made up, and his accomplishments as a player and assistant coach are appreciated by the Sooner Nation. It would be a nice story for him to find success with the Chiefs. found this....
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