Then again, who knows? Maybe Texas State is an improbable defensive juggernaut in waiting, and Houston was only the first of many unwitting victims this season. Unfortunately for Mike Nesbitt, he's not going to be around to get the benefit of the doubt. By Matt Hinton. Sep 3, at pm ET 2 min read. From the Houston Chronicle : University of Houston offensive coordinator Mike Nesbitt has resigned and assistant coach Travis Bush will take over play-calling duties, coach Tony Levine announced Monday.
Nesbitt lasted just one game as a member of the Cougars' staff. First-year head coach Tony Levine hired Nesbitt to be his offensive coordinator in January. Levine praised Nesbitt earlier in the year, specifically his play-calling abilities , saying, "In looking at his background, obviously in this offense and being a very, very successful playcaller.
He's exactly what I'm looking for. Levine also suffered a disconcerting season-opening loss in his first campaign at the helm in , when Texas State beat Houston That prompted the resignation of Levine's handpicked offensive coordinator Mike Nesbitt a couple of days later. Staff continuity has been an issue for Levine.
Last season was his best at Houston, with an record, but it came with offensive coordinator Doug Meacham, who has worked wonders in the same role for TCU in Christian McCaffrey could return for the first time since sustaining a hamstring injury on Sept. Pittsburgh Panthers. UConn Huskies. UGA's Anderson turns self in, charged with rape. Georgia Bulldogs.
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