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Former All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Marshall reiterated that he’s not a fan of Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith. Marshall blasted Smith last month for running three tight ...

North Carolina actually preferred failed NFL head coach Arthur Smith, a Tar Heels alum, over Bill Belichick as its next head coach, according to ESPN. Once Smith, the Steelers’ offensive ...

PORT ARTHUR, Texas — Firefighters responded to a house fire in the 800 block of West 5th Street, where flames were coming from the rear of a vacant home. The Port Arthur Fire Department arrived ...

The school’s first option was current Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator and former Tar Heels guard Arthur Smith, according to a report from ESPN. Belichick had made his interest in the ...

Arthur L. Smith, founder and CEO of San Antonio-based communications technology firm Digerati Technologies Inc., has died. He was 60. Smith had returned to the job in August after a 10-month ...

Pittsburgh Steelers fans were cautiously optimistic when they hired Arthur Smith as their new ... after a string of three-and-outs. Smith came under fire however, when the offense seemed to ...

The University of North Carolina wanted to hire former Falcons flop Arthur Smith before turning their attention to Bill Belichick, it has emerged. Belichick joined the Tar Heels late last year ...

"In truth, however, Cunningham had his sights set on another former NFL head coach -- former UNC player and current Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith," Hale, Adelson and Low ...

According to a report by ESPN, University of North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham's first choice to fill the eventual head coaching vacancy upon the departure of Mack Brown was Smith.

“It makes sense. It fits. But not with Arthur Smith, not with the offensive coordinator. That is the problem. Make the tough decision Coach Tomlin. Your problem is not your quarterback, your ...