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Houston Nutt would take SMU job, likes short commutes

Heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’ heppin’

Joe Murphy

Former Arkansas and Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt, a current CBS Sports commentator, would like to get back in the game after an inglorious exit from the SEC. He’s previously poked around at UConn and USF and so forth, and now that SMU needs a new head coach ...

Almost 7 million people live in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. But I believe Nutt is in the 99th percentile of people qualified to take over the Mustangs. And that goes for all people on earth, 3 percent of whom were members of Nutt’s 2009 Ole Miss freshman class.

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