There were conflicting reports about Ray Lewis emerging as a head coaching candidate for Florida Atlantic and then FAU sources telling Yahoo Sports it wasn’t happening. However, Lewis plans to present his ideas and overall plan for Florida Atlantic and pitch himself as the next head coach,

FAU football, which rose to national relevance under Lane Kiffin, has backslid over the last five seasons under Willie Taggart and the recently fired Tom Herman. The Owls’ new coaching search, though, might be the most interesting one of this year’s coaching carousel.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Ray Lewis reportedly won't be getting back into the sport as a coach despite a report linking him to the FAU job. Ross Dellinger

Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis has been floated as a candidate to become the next head coach at Florida Atlantic, sources told ESPN, though the school is not expected to hire the former Ravens great.

If Florida Atlantic University has interest in Ray Lewis as a potential head football coach, the school does not want anyone to know it. ESPN's Adam

ESPN is offering conflicting reports about whether Ray Lewis is a candidate for the head coaching job at Florida Atlantic University. FAU fired Tom Herman earlier this week after the team had gone

ESPN’s Adam Schefter has reported that Ravens legend Ray Lewis is in the mix to be Florida Atlantic University’s next football coach.

Sounds like Hall-of-Fame linebacker Ray Lewis won’t be patrolling the sidelines for Florida Atlantic after all.

FAU reportedly considering the NFL Hall of Famer for their head coaching opening after dismissing Tom Herman earlier this week.

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.”