"He'll be introduced today as the ninth head coach in Tampa Bay Buccaneers history.

We know he wasn't the first choice. For all we know, he wasn't the second choice either in this long, rollicking, often underwhelming and at one point jilted Bucs coaching search.

But the spinning wheel has stopped. You have your man, Tampa Bay.

Who's Greg Schiano?

We're about to find out.

If any of you had to drive around people dancing in the streets Thursday night, call us. We'd like to know where it happened, because we don't believe you.

It's not about the buzz or lack of buzz, anyway.

He's Greg Schiano and he probably doesn't care if his name buzzes or not — he's here to put a stamp on a team that needs one.

It's a surprising hire, an intriguing hire, at least.

He's Greg Schiano and he made Rutgers — Rutgers — into a football school. He might have been the second-most powerful man in the state of New Jersey, behind Gov. Chris Christie and ahead of Tony Soprano.

He also won exactly as many Big East football titles as USF: zero.

He built something but didn't finish the job in the most winnable BCS conference of all. If the Big East was too high a mountain to climb, what will the NFC South look like?"