The reports of Ray Lewis being a candidate for the Florida Atlantic head football coach position are incorrect ... a source in the FAU sports department has told The Palm Beach Post that the Owls have no plans to interview Lewis. Even if Lewis is ...

Contrary to earlier reports, Florida Atlantic says it is not considering Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis as a candidate ... reported early Wednesday that Lewis was considered a legitimate candidate. The Owls have lost five in a row and ...

ESPN NFL Insider had the college football world buzzing on Wednesday after he reported that Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis had emerged as a candidate to become the next head coach at Florida Atlantic. Schefter noted that Lewis, who has no head coaching experience, would be considered “following the Deion Sanders-to-Colorado model.”

Florida Atlantic football could bring a Hall-of-Famer into their program with Ray Lewis, as he's a candidate to be the next head coach.

On Wednesday morning, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported a rumor that Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis "emerged as a candidate to become the next head coach at Florida Atlantic Unive

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

Ray Lewis is unlikely to be hired as Florida Atlantic head coach, sources told CBS Sports and 247Sports in the wake of ESPN's report Wednesday that the Pro Football Hall of Famer

The recent buzz linking Ray Lewis to a potential college football gig has several fans fired up. Reports emerged Tuesday that Lewis is being considered for the vacant head coaching job at Florida Atlantic. The Baltimore Ravens legend would be replacing Tom Herman, who was fired by the program earlier this week.

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.