Sunday, 19 December 2010 - added 6 hours ago
COLLEGE PARK, MD -a person familiar with the situation, explains that Ralph Friedgen was informed that it is not for the next season, although at this stage "nothing is set in stone." Maryland football coach
Sports Director Kevin Anderson seeks old coach 63 years of retirement or to accept a takeover, the person said the Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the talks are continuing.
"There is no solution," the person said late Saturday night.
If Friedgen refuses to retire, Maryland will be forced to pay coach 2 million for the last year of his contract. Messages telephone and by e-mail at Friedgen were not immediately returned.
The coincided went 8-4 this season and played in the military Bowl on December 29. Restore Maryland a season 2-10, Friedgen selected Atlantic Coast Conference coach of the year for the second time.
He has a record of 74-50 in 10 seasons at his alma mater. It will be seventh bowl of Maryland offers since his arrival, and it remains unclear whether it will be on the sideline for the Terps game is Caroline.
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