ESPN Doesn't know where Mike Dunlap is.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=5420753


About 3/4's down....

The NCAA also found that incoming assistant coaches Russ Pennell and Mike Dunlap participated in coaching-related activities with two enrolled student-athletes near campus at Olson's urging prior to their start dates. They were also found to have evaluated recruitable prospects at the 2008 Cactus Classic during a quiet period in the NCAA's recruitment calendar.

Pennell went on to serve as interim coach upon Olson's retirement and is now head coach at Grand Canyon University, with Dunlap his top assistant.

No, but they know where he was. It's simply a sentence that could have been better constructed.

Dunlap was never at Grand Canyon University.  He was at Oregon after Arizona.

Dunlap was never at Grand Canyon University.  He was at Oregon after Arizona.

I don't know if this was referring to my comment, but I was referring to Arizona, and so was ESPN. It was just a crappy sentence on their part.

I was referring to the ESPN sentence.  In that structure, that sentence is simply wrong.  They'll know where he is soon enough.