Hugh Freeze could be getting closer to a return to college football coaching.
Freeze interviewed with Tennessee for their offensive coordinator position, according to two reporters.
Source: Former Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze has interviewed for Tennessee OC job. He's one of a handful of candidates there. No decision has been made or is expected imminently.
— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) November 30, 2018
I’m told Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt met & interviewed former Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze yesterday and Freeze is one of finalists for Vol offensive coordinator job. Pruitt decision on OC should come soon.
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) November 29, 2018
Tennessee is looking for a new offensive coordinator after Tyson Helton left to become the head coach at Western Kentucky.
Freeze went 39-25 over five seasons as the head coach at Ole Miss. He resigned after it was publicized that he had made escort-type calls while on recruiting trips. Freeze interviewed with Alabama earlier this year but was not hired for the position.
Tennessee went 5-7 in Jeremy Pruitt’s first year on the job. The Vols have had six losing seasons in 10 years since Philip Fulmer was fired after 2008.
