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Sources indicate that Bubba is working at a bank in Lubbock and is enjoying it. He likes living in Lubbock. That said, the right coaching opportunity would get his attention. He maintains very close contact with Tony Benford.

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Not to be too critical of potentially hiring this guy, but it bugs me just a little bit to even considering a guy who now works at a bank. If he was so good wouldn't he have had other coaching offers?

And all this time I thought the Benford relationship was the killer.

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