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By Andy Katz
ESPN.com Thursday, August 6, 2009 Mike Brey said he felt the pressure to deliver not just any job for Sean Kearney, but one similar to Notre Dame, a gig in which he could succeed rather quickly, one that would fit his personality and his commitment to a higher-end student-athlete. Brey wanted Kearney, his trusted assistant for 14 years -- an equal in age and experience in the biz -- to push harder for the opening at Bucknell a year ago. But Kearney didn't. Known throughout coaching circles as a true professional and liked by ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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