The reports of Ray Lewis being a candidate for the Florida Atlantic head football coach position are incorrect. Wednesday morning, ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter reported that Lewis, the NFL Hall of Fame linebacker and Miami Hurricanes star ...

Contrary to earlier reports, Florida Atlantic says it is not considering Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis as a candidate for its vacant head football coach job. A source within the FAU sports department told The Palm Beach Post, part of the ...

Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis has been floated as a candidate to become the next head coach at Florida Atlantic, sources told ESPN, though the school is not expected to hire the former Ravens great.

Ray Lewis has largely been out of the public spotlight since he left ESPN and had a brief tenure with FOX Sports 1 several years ago, but the Hall of Fame

ESPN is offering conflicting reports about whether Ray Lewis is a candidate for the head coaching job at Florida Atlantic University. FAU fired Tom Herman earlier this week after the team had gone

Following the Florida Atlantic rumors, Ray Lewis seems determined to coach. Should he follow the Deion Sanders model at an HBCU?

One of the greatest defensive players in Baltimore Ravens and NFL history could soon be on the sidelines. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Ravens Hall-of-Fam

Florida Atlantic fired coach Tom Herman on Monday, and an ESPN report indicates Hall of Famer Ray Lewis is a candidate to replace Herman.

FAU football, which rose to national relevance under Lane Kiffin, has backslid over the last five seasons under Willie Taggart and the recently fired Tom Herman. The Owls’ new coaching search, though,

The Hall of Fame linebacker wants to break into coaching at the nearby AAC school, according to a Wednesday ESPN report.

Another Pro Football Hall of Famer could be patrolling a college football sideline soon. Ray Lewis has reportedly emerged as a candidate for the Florida Atlantic job.