This is just too good to pass up...Tim Brewster has been speculated to be on the list of candidates NC State should consider. It is a 247sports.com speculation but I'm linking to Backing the Pack as they make fun of this crazy talk.

Clemson OC Chad Morris. LSU DC John Chavis, Ball State coach Pete Lembo and former Minnesota coach Tim Brewster are the early names at NC State. Brewster has a long history in the state. He worked at UNC for Mack Brown and still owns a home in Chapel Hill.

Seriously, nobody will take this talk seriously. This is becoming the annual fall speculation equivalent to Tubby Smith rumors in the spring, except there is a sliver of a chance that Tubby might actually leave someday. The same cannot be said for Tim Brewster.

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