TAMPA - It looks like new Florida coach Muschamp is to rent a sensation with his first key.
According to several reports, Muschamp is the Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator and former head coach Charlie Weis of Notre Dame, the Gators' offensive coordinator has become.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen cites two sources said Weis would take over.
Mortensen reports that the Heads of Muschamp contacted this week for permission to Weis, who finished his first season in Kansas City is, after talking to five seasons as head coach at Notre Dame.
Kansas City head coach Todd Haley, however, said Friday he knew nothing about Weis and Florida.
Hiring Weis would be a milestone for Muschamp, earlier this month said he wanted to install a pro-style offense instead of the current distribution UF choice.
Weis is an offensive coordinator in the NFL for eight seasons with the New York Jets and New England Patriots.
His attitude is sure to Florida needs ammunition to the class of wide receiver recruits and quarter-professional style to wear.
The Gators do not succeed, big-time running backs because of the workload spread to attract shared option.
Weis won three Super Bowls with the Patriots and helped develop quarterback Tom Brady in an All-Pro, which is headed for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Weis was 35-37 during his five seasons as head coach at Notre Dame (2005-2009), the leading Fighting Irish to Bowl Championship Series games in 2005 and 2006.
In his last three seasons but was Notre Dame and Weis was dismissed after I 16-21 6-5 2009.
Kansas City ninth in the NFL in total offense and throw the championship this season.
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