The Alabama Crimson Tide have their new offensive coordinator.
According to multiple reports, Notre Dame offensive coordinator Tommy Rees has accepted the same job at Alabama. The two sides had agreed a deal already as well, though terms were not available immediately.
Source: Alabama and Tommy Rees have agreed to a deal to make Rees the Crimson Tide’s next offensive coordinator.
The 30-year-old Rees had spent the past six seasons at Notre Dame, the last three as OC.
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Rees had emerged as Alabama’s No. 1 target earlier in the week, and a deal looked inevitable. He will replace Bill O’Brien, who returned to the NFL as offensive coordinator for the New England Patriots.
The 30-year-old Rees, a former Notre Dame quarterback, served as the offensive coordinator for the Fighting Irish for the past three seasons. The school valued him highly enough that it was considered a big deal when he turned down the chance to follow Brian Kelly to LSU last offseason.
