Les Miles is ‘frontrunner’ to become next coach at Kansas, report says
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Les Miles could be heading to Kansas.

There’s “a lot of momentum” for Miles to become the next coach of the Jayhawks, according to a report from The Athletic, which cites an unidentified source.

Am told by a source that there’s a lot of momentum for Les Miles at #KU as the new head coach, and that he’s emerged as a frontrunner. https://t.co/XEQhhT036r

Kansas, which is 3-6 record so far in 2018, fired coach David Beaty earlier this week. Beaty, however, will finish the season before vacating the job.

Beaty has a 6-39 record over three-plus seasons with the Jayhawks.

“My family and I would like to thank all of our KU football family and their families who have worked so hard and made so many sacrifices during our time here,” Beaty said in a statement Sunday. “Only they know the challenges we have faced and how far we have truly come in working to move this program forward.

“We will always cherish being a part of the great Jayhawk Nation.”

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Miles registered a 141-55 career record over 15-plus seasons at Oklahoma State and LSU. He won the 2007 BCS National Championship with the Tigers.

Miles has not coached since he was fired by LSU in Sept. 2016.

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