Ed Reed's time at Bethune-Cookman is over before it officially began.
Dan Wolken looks at if Georgia can now be considered the team to beat in college football.Reed announced via social media on Saturday that the school will not be ratifying his contract to become the Wildcats’ head football coach.“It’s my desire to not only coach football, but to be an agent of change that most people just talk about being,” Reed said in a statement via Twitter.
"I was committed to coaching and cultivating a relationship with the University, Players, Community and the Fans. It's extremely disappointing this won't be happening." The Pro Football Hall of Famer and former star with the Miami Hurricanes and Baltimore Ravens had been working without a contract throughout this month. He made headlines last weekend after criticizing Bethune-Cookman’s facilities during
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