Although reports in Michigan have said he is not interested in the Temple job, Cubit, a Delaware grad and a native of Sharon Hill, remains a potential candidate.
The only other candidate believed to have interviewed for the Temple job is Matt Rhule, who was the Owls' offensive coordinator for three seasons under Al Golden. Golden was named head coach at Miami on Sunday.
Addazio, a native of Farmington, Conn., has been part of 10 bowl teams during his career. He was on the Florida sideline when the Gators won national championships in 2006 and 2008.
At George Washington High in Philadelphia, coach Ron Cohen is hoping that Temple hires a coach soon.
He has two players - 6-foot-1, 228-pound linebacker Brandon Chudnoff and 5-10, 161-pound defensive back/wide receiver Daquan Cooper - who orally committed to Temple in June after attending the Al Golden Football Camp. But with Golden gone and no other coach in place, Cohen said his seniors may need to consider other schools.
"The sharks are out now," said Cohen, who's been the school's head coach for 26 years. "They've been offered other scholarships. It's a business, and the coach moves and makes more money, and the players have to do what's best for them. They have to protect themselves. They're 17 and 18 years old, and it can be overwhelming.
"It's possible that Brandon and Daquan will honor their commitment, but they're waiting to see who the new coach is. You don't know what kind of offense, or what kind of defense, he'll play, or where you fit into that offense or defense."
Cooper, who played on G.W. teams that won three straight Public League championships, had mixed feelings when he learned that Golden and defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio were headed to Miami.
